Yes, it is true, and crashes your computer by "burning" the entire hard disc of C on your computer. Do not open it no matter what, and even if it seems to be sent by a friend, the virus takes their contacts and sends the virus to them.
Is there a new virus going around with subject " Postcard from Hallmark" ?
Yes! its true. i am a child at the age of 7, (really! i mean it) and i had an email that said "Hallmark e-card" and my dad virus checked it. It said virus detected. Be very careful!
PostCard from Hallmark on your email
Summary of the eRumorThe eRumor warns of a virus just discovered by Mcafee or Norton and classed by Microsoft as the most destructive ever.It says the virus destroys "Sector Zero" from the heard disk, sends itself to all the names in your email address book, wipes out the hard disk, and has caused a panic in New York, according to CNN.It says that the subject will be "A Card for You", "Virtual Card for You", or "Postcard." Some versions also say the subject will be "Postcard from Hallmark."recently- postcard from Beijing-The TruthThis particular email is a hoax---although there has been a real- "Postcard" virus.and its nasty .The hoax has circulated continuously on the Internet since at least 2001.There is no known virus called "A card for you" or "A virtual card for you."In July, 2007, someone added "Postcard" to the story and said that it had been verified as a true virus.Note: It is true that there was a virus that appeared in the summer of 2007 with a subject line of: "You've received a postcard from a family member." There were several other variations of the subject line that talked about a "card" or a "greeting card." But that virus had nothing to do with this false warning about "A card for you" or "A virtual card for you" and the warning that CNN had termed it the worst virus ever.Microsoft, Norton, or McAfee have had nothing to say about it except that it is a hoax.hope the info helps .his is a detection of spammed email messages used to entice users into visiting sites hosting exploits that would result in a drive-by download. This is the first part in a three-stage infection of W32/Nuwar@MM. The Java Script used in the second stage of infection is detected as JS Downloader-BCZ. Source: http://nz.messages.yahoo.com/nz-news/nz-general-discussion/74745/
you can get a computer virus just by clicking on a link or mail box, an email, or a postcard. its really quite simple. all avirus is is your computer system crashing when you click on an infected link,email,ecard,postcard, and lots more. so be careful about everything you click on!by:Elyzabeth H. 9 years old
there is an virus that is in a postcard u get by email and it lithely eats all Ur info look out :(
a metered postcard is a postcard that already has the stamp made into the the postcard. there is no need to put an adhesive stamp on it.
Is "laughing kitty" a virus
Postcard is a noun.
postcard
postcard are still used widely. Postcards take a long time to reach.
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