Anti-virus companies have discovered a worm hidden behind nude photos. This worm has been programmed to disable security software on computers and send itself to e-mail addresses stored on machines.
According to Sophos, the fraudulent New Year message contains deep message aggregation, named Wurmark-D. Senior Technical Advisor to Sophos, Graham Cluley, said: "Anyone who does not remember to act cautiously before opening an e-mail attachment will receive a nasty photo containing the Wurmark-D worm. .
When the file is opened, the image of the man and woman is displayed in & quot; naked & quot; Twist to & quot; Happy New Year & quot ;. At that time, the secret worm installed itself when the message "HAPPY NEW YEAR" is gradually emerging, then turn off the protection system, find the email address and continue to send itself to other computers.
Sophos said that the Wurmark-D e-mail worm features the following:
Subject: & quot; HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
- Message body: All the best in new year from our family here is a litle attachment to make you smile in new year email me back haha ...
Or
- Subject: MARY CHRISTMAS from our family
- Message body: All the best in new year and christams from our family and was lauging like mad when i saw it! : D
And attached to it is the .zip file named: Sexy_new_year.scr, HOT_NEW_YEAR.scr, Marry_christmas.scr, with_love.scr, From_my_hart.scr, new_year.scr, and Hot_new_year.scr.
According to reports, worms are only caused on computers with a small amount. Last year, a similar case was reported by a virus writer who sent a picture of a 21-year-old haired, promiscuous, promising e-mail, and e-mail attaching the variant of the Sober worm. .
