I notice that there’s yet another windows worm doing the rounds. This one isn’t that clever, but then again, neither are the people that have opened it.
I’ve seen an example : to get infected you had to open a suspicious-looking email from someone, open the zip attached to it, and then open the (executable) file included. the other way it spreads is through the kazaa piracy P2P network.
Once again, this worm only spreads vai email if you use one of Microsoft’s hopeless email clients.
Full details here.
The only thing is, this worm has a redeeming feature in that it does a denial-of-service attack on SCO’s website. :-).