Information Technology apologizes for any inconvenience and reminds all customers not to open any unexpected attachments. Earlier this morning, Information Technology restored Microsoft Exchange services on the Babel and Contact servers. IT technicians worked throughout the weekend to ensure that new virus protections were in place and that the servers would be available today. While IT will continue to monitor the systems closely today, especially for more strains of the virus, there are a few steps you should take as you login this morning. First, remember never to open a file attached to mail message unless you are expecting it.
Many viruses utilize address books and appear to come from known associates.
Some of these messages are left over from old message queues that processed this morning. You may see some with attachments and some without attachments. This is normal. Third, please change your password. Customers that have any reason to suspect they may be infected with the VBS.LoveLetter.