Life is beautiful virus - A hoax!

What these types of hoaxes usually do is appear with a warning message in the subject line of your email.  Telling you that there is a virus warning and that you could be affected.  Most of these types of emails should just be deleted and ignored.

In the English version of this virus hoax.  It warned computer users in the United States they were receiving a warning message from Microsoft and Norton. 

It then went on to read that you may have received an email with a power point presentation file called the lifeisbeautiful.pps.

It said, if you open this file that you will receive a message on your computer screen stating: your life is no longer beautiful and that you will lose everything on your computer.

Lastly, it said the creator of this virus fights Microsoft in court for the Windows Xp patent. 

And you should send this message to all of your friends. Of course this is ridiculous and meant to be a time waster.

Why are some of these created?  One really never knows the motivation behind certain virus hoaxes. 

This could have been a person who didn’t like Microsoft at all and decided to see how they could play on people with the windows operating system.

Remember to never open email attachments from anyone you do not know.  In this case the life is beautiful virus was a hoax and meant to fluff the feathers of computers users around the world. 

However any email with attachments or other things can be a very real threat.

Just be careful what you open or send to your friends.