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Scammers exploit the interest in the Here you have virus(17/09/2010)
The "Here you have" mass-mailing worm has been reported widely. Email messages with the subject line "Here you have" are pretending to point to documents or free sex movies, but are really designed to infect your PC. What may be fooling some people is that these emails appear to come from your colleagues, friends or family members, as they have had their own computers infected by the malware (which then sent it on to you). However, the link doesn't really go to a PDF file or a WMV movie, b... [more]
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