The bulk e-mail worm called Baba.C is designed to entice the recipient to activate it by notifying the victim of the pornographic content.
The virus will inform the victim that the sex content can be put into stealth by running a program in the attachment called "Evidence Cleaner". which is essentially a virus. Once activated, the virus will continue to propagate and open ports back to the victim's Windows system.
Although only a handful of computers are reported to be infected with the Baba.C, those using a networked computer are advised to be alert and download a security software update. E-mail containing the Baba.C rewarding subject line: " Important! XXX sites found on your computer! "(Contains pornography on your computer)
Meanwhile, a new version of the Mydoom worm has just been discovered over the weekend after months of vanish. Mydoom.AI (a security company called Mydoom.AE) distributes e-mails with some pornographic images. Viruses trick the victim by announcing the attachments part of the password to access some sex sites.
Of course, this is actually an attack code with the ability to disable security software and turn the victim's computer into a zombie PC for future network attacks by virus writers. The spread of Mydoom. Who is not big but the return of this very dangerous virus after 3 months "hidden" is a signal of alarm. Since its first appearance in January 2004, Mydoom's relatives have grown to more than 30 variants.
