Malicious messages continue to besiege in-boxes around the world. Among the latest: a virus hiding in a purported FBI missive, and a worm counting on the celebrity appeal of Paris Hilton.
February 23, 2005
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February 23, 2005
Virus arrives in e-mail allegedly sent by FBI
E-mail warns recipients that the government has monitored their Internet use and that they have "accessed illegal Web sites."February 23, 2005
Paris Hilton worm spreads
An offshoot of the Sober worm that promises explicit pictures of the hotel heiress is on the loose, experts warn.February 23, 2005
Worm tries to entice with 'lov ya' message
Borrowing a page from the "I love you" bug's book, Assiral tries to snow recipients with flattering words.February 22, 2005
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