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    Windows users urged to scan PCs before February 3

    Posted on Tuesday, January 31 2006 @ 01:35:04 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Windows users are urged to scan their computers for viruses before February 3rd to avoid falling victim to a destructive computer virus. On that date the Nyxem virus is set to delet all Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Acrobat files on infected machines.
    Nyxem is thought to have caught out many people by promising porn to those who open the attachments on e-mail messages carrying the virus.

    Anti-virus companies have stopped lots of copies, suggesting it had infected a large number of computers.

    The Nyxem-E Windows virus first emerged on 16 January and has been steadily racking up victims ever since. Nyxem-E is also known as the Blackmal, MyWife, Kama Sutra, Grew and CME-24 virus.
    More details at BBC.


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