Virus hits Indian BPO networks

Wednesday, 30 June 2004, 3:38 PM EST

Infosys Technologies, a leading Bangalore-based software and business process outsourcing (BPO) company, had to bring down its network, following detection of a virus attack on some machines on the network.

"We don't have the details of the virus yet, though we think it came through as an e-mail attachment," said a spokeswoman for the company who added that this is not the first time that Infosys has been attacked by a virus, and the network shut down.

"We shut off a part of our network for a couple of hours as part of our business continuity plan," said the spokeswoman.

By John Ribeiro at IDG News Service

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