Information Security: Subcommittee Questions Concerning the Melissa Computer Virus - UNT Digital Library
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EASY PC - 10. Melissa Virus The Melissa virus sent out e-mails with the message, “Here is that document you asked for … don't show anyone else.” A Word document containing the
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What is the Melissa Virus?
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Memories of the Melissa virus – Naked Security
Melissa (computer virus) - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia
Information Security: The Melissa Computer Virus Demonstrates Urgent Need for Stronger Protection Over Systems and Sensitive Data - UNT Digital Library
How the Melissa Virus Changed the Internet - InsideHook
