Beware of emails claiming to be Microsoft security updates...
By Aled Herbert
Published: 12 March 2002 08:55 GMT
Security experts have warned that new variant of Gibe-A email worm is in the wild.
The malware spreads by attaching itself to an email which claims to contain a security upgrade from Microsoft.
If the payload is delivered the worm installs a number of files on PCs. The worm also leaves machines vulnerable to outside control.
The worm also emails itself to all the addresses in the user's email account.
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