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AUSTIN -- Today I did something I've never done. I clicked on an email link that contained a computer virus.
I was the perfect target. Because I've been ordering the majority of my Christmas gifts online and recently sent a Christmas gift via FedEx, when I saw an email that appeared to be from FedEx in my inbox, I clicked on it without hesitation.
When the link seemed not to open my desired mail receipt, I re-read the email and to my horror, I noticed its mistakes. I quickly went to FedEx's website where I found their notice about fraudulent emails that have been circulating the Internet.
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WARNING: Fake, virus-laden FedEx emails appearing in inboxes
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AUSTIN -- Today I did something I've never done. I clicked on an email link that contained a computer virus.
I was the perfect target. Because I've been ordering the majority of my Christmas gifts online and recently sent a Christmas gift via FedEx, when I saw an email that appeared to be from FedEx in my inbox, I clicked on it without hesitation.
When the link seemed not to open my desired mail receipt, I re-read the email and to my horror, I noticed its mistakes. I quickly went to FedEx's website where I found their notice about fraudulent emails that have been circulating the Internet.
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Today I did something I've never done. I clicked on an email link that contained a computer virus.