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Gentlefolk:
The ``Good Times'' virus is a hoax, an urban legend. To quote from
the CERT Coordination Center memo on the subject:
> The "Good Times" virus warnings are a hoax. People are circulating
> the warnings without verifying the information contained therein,
> thus leading to unnecessary worry and concern. Please do not
> circulate the "Good Times" warnings further. Please send this
> advisory on to anyone who has mail you such an advisory.
For the full story, check one of:
http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/notes/Notes09.shtml
ftp://ciac.llnl.gov/pub/ciac/notes/notes09.txt
where CIAC is the ``Computer Incident Advisory Capability'', and CERT
may or may not be ``Computer Emergency Response Team'' :-). See also
http://www.cert.org/cert.faqintro.html
Question B9(c) for the above ``Good Times'' reference, and Question A4
for the name confusion.
Sincerely yours,
Max Hyre
**>> What's all this garbage at the bottom of my message? It's a
security blanket for paranoids---ask me for details, or check
out
http://www.efh.org/pgp/pgpwork.html
Key fingerprint = EFEC 0067 6803 852D B1DB 751E 6754 14EA
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