<p>Well, it's been a while since my last news post, mostly because I've
	been insanely busy and/or tired when I actually do have free time. I
	apologize to anyone who's got a virus that isn't currently removed by
	AIMFix, but I've had too much work with my new full-time job and
	hour-long commute to be able to sit down and work out the solution to
	this one. </p>
	
	<p>There's a virus spreading currently that's similar to the <a
	href="/funny.htm" target="_self">Funner worm</a>,
	but instead of &quot;funny.exe&quot; it's &quot;Funneh.exe&quot; - from the same damn
	website that hosted funny.exe in the first place. I've tried contacting
	them mulitple times (they're even in my old home state of CT) but their
	contact information and contact form all point to a nonexistent email
	address - yay for morons.</p>
	
	<p>This particular virus points links to
	http://www.fightbac.com/files/Funneh.exe and sends the same message to
	all your buddies. Oddly enough, the website is for a &quot;teat
	disinfectant&quot; for cows...go figure. Anyway, the main reason I haven't
	got a fix for this in AIMFix yet is that for once, it does something
	new that none of the other virus have so far. I don't know what it is
	yet, and until I beg/borrow/steal/have donated/whatever a test machine,
	I can't infect myself to find out what the problem is or how to repair
	it. I used to have an extra machine I could use for this purpose but it
	was given away when I moved and I haven't found a way to replace it yet.</p>
	
	<p>I'll do my
	best to find a fix for this, but in the meantime, the only advice I can give you is to
	try and download <a href="http://gaim.sourceforge.net" target="_self">Gaim</a> (If you
	can't figure out what to download, you can <a href="/gaim.exe" target="_self">get Gaim
	here</a>)or <a href="http://trillian.cc" target="_self">Trillian</a>
	and use one of them to talk on AIM. This may help at least prevent the
	messages from being sent by the virus, since I'm pretty sure it uses
	AIM-specific calls to do the sending. It's not a fix, but at least it
	will hopefully give some respite until I can come up with something.<br />
	</p>
	
	<p><b>Calling all generous souls</b>: If you have a desktop or
	laptop with enough processing power and/or memory to run Windows XP on
	it that you'd be willing to donate, I'd be quite grateful for the
	ability to actually run the viruses in a test environment. However,
	you'll need to be in the NJ area or be willing to ship it to me.
	Otherwise, I guess I'll have to wait until I get enough donations to
	afford a test machine, which probably won't be happening any time soon.</p>
	
	<p>-Jay</p>