06.01.2003, 20:16
Wir haben gerade erfahren das ein Virus Namens WWE sein unwesen treibt also alle e-mails die ihr von vince@wwe.com oder therock@wwe.com oder von steve@wwe.com kommen nicht aufmachen gleich wegwerfen.Es ist ein Virus der die Festplatte zerstört natürlich kommt der Virus nicht von der WWE.
Hier die offizielle Stellungnahme:
To all e-mail users,
It has come to our attention that an e-mail virus, Win32.Yaha.K, is circulating the Internet which represents itself as coming from WWE. Most of these messages have as the subject WWE Screensavers and appear to come from various WWE Superstars like steve@wwe.com, therock@wwe.com, or vince@wwe.com. Please be advised that these messages are NOT being sent or originated by WWE despite the fact that there are characteristics embedded in the Win32.Yaha.K worm to appear as if they are. WWE has contacted the appropriate authorities to investigate this matter. Should you receive this virus we suggest that you do not open the e-mail and that you check with your current anti-virus vendor for more information on how to deal with this virus.
The virus has also been known as:
Win32.Yaha.K (CA)
I-Worm.Lentin.i (Kaspersky)
W32/Yaha.k (McAfee)
W32/Yaha-K (Sophos)
W32.Yaha.K@mm (Symantec)
WORM_YAHA.K (Trend Micro)
W32/Yaha.M-mm (MessageLabs)
Thank you,
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
Hier die offizielle Stellungnahme:
To all e-mail users,
It has come to our attention that an e-mail virus, Win32.Yaha.K, is circulating the Internet which represents itself as coming from WWE. Most of these messages have as the subject WWE Screensavers and appear to come from various WWE Superstars like steve@wwe.com, therock@wwe.com, or vince@wwe.com. Please be advised that these messages are NOT being sent or originated by WWE despite the fact that there are characteristics embedded in the Win32.Yaha.K worm to appear as if they are. WWE has contacted the appropriate authorities to investigate this matter. Should you receive this virus we suggest that you do not open the e-mail and that you check with your current anti-virus vendor for more information on how to deal with this virus.
The virus has also been known as:
Win32.Yaha.K (CA)
I-Worm.Lentin.i (Kaspersky)
W32/Yaha.k (McAfee)
W32/Yaha-K (Sophos)
W32.Yaha.K@mm (Symantec)
WORM_YAHA.K (Trend Micro)
W32/Yaha.M-mm (MessageLabs)
Thank you,
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.