Love Bug computer virus, CU of computer keyboard, mouse, screen (with email inbox on screen)

UNITED NATIONS (SEPTEMBER 18, 2025) (REUTERS) FLETCHER AT INTERVIEW (SOUNDBITE) (English) U.N. UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS AND EMERGENCY RELIEF COORDINATOR, TOM FLETCHER, SAYING:     "It has been a really rough year, as you say, it's one of those years where every time you think you've hit rock bottom, you hear a kind of faint tapping sound down below.

hands placing papers, news of the day, into about 20 in-boxes all lined up

Facebook tests paid inbox messages to people to whom you have no direct connection.

B-ROLL OF COMPUTER SCREENS SHOWING THE EMAILS CONTAINING THE HERE YOU HAVE VIRUS A global e-mail virus spammed inboxes this afternoon, slowing -- and in some cases halting -- work at offices around the world as employees watched their inboxes inexplicably fill with e-mails under the subject line "Here you have." Some workers were forced to go without e-mail altogether, as the flood of spam put their services out of commission. Organizations including NASA, Comcast, AIG, Disney, Florida Department of Transportation and Wells Fargo are just a few of the organizations apparently affected by the worm, which appears to have sent out hundreds of thousands, if not millions of e-mails.

An incoming box being filled with Western Union messages as they fly in from all sides.

TIPS ON GETTING RID OF UNWANTED SPAM.

B-ROLL OF COMPUTER SCREENS SHOWING THE EMAILS CONTAINING THE HERE YOU HAVE VIRUS A global e-mail virus spammed inboxes this afternoon, slowing -- and in some cases halting -- work at offices around the world as employees watched their inboxes inexplicably fill with e-mails under the subject line "Here you have." Some workers were forced to go without e-mail altogether, as the flood of spam put their services out of commission. Organizations including NASA, Comcast, AIG, Disney, Florida Department of Transportation and Wells Fargo are just a few of the organizations apparently affected by the worm, which appears to have sent out hundreds of thousands, if not millions of e-mails.

An incoming box being filled with Western Union messages as they fly in from all sides, until a hand reaches in from off screen to grab the pile of papers.

A BILL IS ADVANCING ON CAPITOL HILL TO STOP SPAM E-MAILS. SHILOH WOOLMAN REPORTS.

SANTIAGO, CHILE (JUNE 23, 2025) (REUTERS) (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) ASTROPHYSICIST, FRANCISCO FOSTER, SAYING: "The number of alerts that the telescope will send every night is equivalent to the inbox of 83,000 people. Someone can't look at that one by one. We're going to have to use artificial intelligence tools, and we're going to have to work with interdisciplinary teams.

--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nCOMPANIES ARE SENDING OUT MASS E-MAILS ABOUT PRIVACY POLICY CHANGES.\nG-D-P-R, THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION, GOES INTO EFFECT FRIDAY.\nAND BUSINESSES ARE SCRAMBLING TO COMPLY.\nTHE REGULATION PUTS LIMITS ON THE WAY COMPANIES COLLECT DATA FROM PEOPLE WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION.\nUNDER G-D-P-R, USERS HAVE TO CONSENT TO.... IF AND HOW THEIR PERSONAL INFORMATION IS PROCESSED.\nSOME COMPANIES ARE APPLYING THE NEW RULE TO CUSTOMERS WORLDWIDE - SO AMERICANS ARE GETTING THEIR INBOXES FLOODED TOO.\nGOOGLE, AIR B-N-B, INSTAGRAM AND OTHER BIG NAMES HAVE ALREADY SENT OUT THEIR ALERTS.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nGDPR PRIVACY EMAIL UPDATE \n\n

A BILL IS ADVANCING ON CAPITOL HILL TO STOP SPAM E-MAILS. SHILOH WOOLMAN REPORTS.