- The Melissa virus, considered the fastest spreading infection at the time, was a rude awakening to the dark side of the web for many Americans.
- David L. Smith successfully created the first email-aware computer virus — Melissa Virus — reportedly named after a Florida stripper whom Smith knew.
- Detailed explanation-1: -The Melissa virus, reportedly named by Smith for a stripper in Florida, started by taking over victims’ Microsoft Word program.
- The Melissa virus is a mass-mailing macro virus released on or around March 26, 1999. It targets Microsoft Word and Outlook-based systems and created...
- After causing more than $80 million in damages, the creator of the Melissa virus was sentenced to 20 months in federal prison.
- 'Melissa' Virus Stalls Corporate E-Mail Systems. 'Melissa' Virus Hits Internet, May Cause Havoc Monday. Warning Issued For Fast-Spreading Computer Virus.
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- The Melissa virus was an e-mail virus first released on March 26, 1999. The virus spread so rapidly that e-mail systems were overloaded by the virus propagating...
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- Origins of the Melissa Virus: Released in March of 1999, the virus was primarily designed to exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Word 97 and Word 2000.
- While the Melissa virus caused significant damage and disruption, its impact spurred advancements in cybersecurity practices.
- The malware — the Melissa virus — was one of the first to get public attention because it caused more than $80 million in damage.
