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Experts have warned of a widespread e-mail posing as a message of love which has been widely spammed across the Internet in an attempt to install malicious code. The gang behind the latest incarnation of the Dorf Trojan (also known as Storm Worm) have deliberately spammed out a “romantic” e-mail campaign, luring unsuspecting computer users to dangerous Web sites. (Link)

If you happen to get an email with any of the following subjects, you should delete it immediately.  Do not bother opening it.  You are safer off if you delete it and never look back.  Here is the list of subject lines:

• Falling In Love with You
• Special Romance
• You’re In My Thoughts
• Sent with Love
• Our Love Will Last
• Our Love is Strong
• Your Love Has Opened
• You’re the One
• A Toast My Love
• Heavenly Love

If you get one of these emails — be on the safe side and run an antispyware scan.  However, as long as you do not open the email, you should be safe.

Justin

Tags: Email Worms, Scams, security, Spyware

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