Security firm Trend Micro says a new worm, Fatso.A or Sumom.a, is spreading rapidly across the network via IM and peer-to-peer IM tools.
The new worm is spread by sending messages containing its coppy link to other users via instant messaging software MSN Messenger and P2P peer-to-peer networks. Once activated, Fatso.A will infiltrate the victim machine and install itself into the registry in the Windows Registry and then delete all the text files on the server and disable the software. antivirus.
Security companies say that this is a high-risk virus, but it is still considered a medium-term threat.
More details about the Fatso.A virus you can refer to website of Trend Micro security company.
