By Tom Espiner
Published: Friday 27 January 2006
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Anonymous
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Southern California
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Network Security Analyst
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I have been tracking this threat since it's discovery.
This article is the most inaccurate that I've seen to date.
Not one reputable Anti-Vendor's analysis says that Nyxem, more accurately described as CME-24 (Common Malware Enumeration) will propagate on the 3rd of the month. It is propagating NOW and on the 3rd it will destroy data files on the infected computer.
Visit http://cme.mitre.org/data/list.html then visit the links to learn more about this serious threat, then consider correcting your article.
No offense intended,
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