Are you the Klez monster? By Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com May 17, 2002, 1:05 PM PT It may only be a matter of time before you're accused of spreading the Klez virus. A month after it started spreading, the Klez.h worm isn't slowing down, said antivirus experts on Friday. Moreover, the worm's technique of forging the address of the sender on each infected e-mail message is creating a flood of warnings from gateway antivirus software informing the wrong people that they are infected. "A lot of traffic is being multiplied by the response mechanisms and refusal mechanisms," said Fred Cohen, security practitioner in residence at the University of New Haven. In many cases, antivirus software protecting a company's e-mail gateways is sending out a response to each infected e-mail inadvertently sent out by a victim--but that warning is going to the wrong person. "So, in effect, you're getting twice the fun you would normally get," Cohen said. Read more here: http://news.com.com/2100-1001-916945.html Reprinted from CNET.com, with permission from CNET, Inc., copyright 1995-2002 ~*~*~*~*~ To unsubscribe from our list send an email to hackfix-virusnews-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?Subject=unsubscribe. For a complete list of email commands for our list send an email to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with a subject line of "info hackfix-virusnews" without the quotes. ~*~*~*~*~