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To: AFAEM017--SIVM     'Haifley, Julie'
 
From: Hadden, Wilbur C.
 
From: "Hadden, Wilbur C." <[log in to unmask]>
To: "'Haifley, Julie'" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: FW: Computer Viruses
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 94 10:41:00 EST
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The computers got sick at the AIDs conference!
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From: Barnes, Everett T.
To: ALL-NCH07A/HYAT; ALL-NCH07A/CONTRACTOR/HYAT; ALL-NCH08A/HYAT;
ALL-NCH08A/CONTRACTOR/HYAT; ALL-NCH09A/HYAT; ALL-NCH09A/CONTRACTOR/HYAT;
Absentee Manager; All-NCH11A/HYAT; ALL-NCH11A/CONTRACTOR/HYAT;
ALL-NCHRTA/Raleigh; ALL-NCHRTA/Orkand/Raleigh; ALL-NCH10A/CONTRACTOR/HYAT;
ALL-NCH10A/HYAT
Subject: FW: Computer Viruses
Date: Monday, August 15, 1994 10:28AM
 
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From: Goldoff, Erik J.
To: CDC LAN Updates; CDC LAN ADMINISTRATORS; IRM COORDINATORS
Cc: NW_COM; CDC WAN Notification
Subject: Computer Viruses
Date: Monday, August 15, 1994 10:13AM
 
I just received a call from one of our staff stationed in Geneva with the
World Health Organization after he returned from the Japan Aids conference.
 His diskettes were infected with at least 3 different kinds of viruses :
 NuBug, Natas, and Form.  Please alert any of your staff that may be
returning from this conference that their diskettes and/or laptop computers
*must* be checked for computer virus infestation *FIRST THING* upon their
return to the office.
 
Erik Goldoff
NCCDPHP
Division of Adolescent and School Health