FBI alerts public to email virus hoax
The FBI has issued a warning to the public to be on guard against a computer virus that arrives in an email message purporting to come from the government’s famous crime- fighting agency.
According to a statement on the FBI’s website Wednesday, the email is disguised as official correspondence warning people that their Internet use has been monitored by the FBI’s Internet Fraud Complaint Center and that they have "accessed illegal Web sites".
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