>I think that on two separate occasions within the past several days I've received the SirCam worm in my email. Don't really know for sure since my email provider embedded the two files as text in the email message. Both emails carried the exact same message asking me to look at the file attached. (I'll provided the exact text when I get home to-night).
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>Since most of my personal email comes from members of the Fox community, I thought I'd post this as a warning to others (with better email providers< s >).
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>The experience has, however, made me a bit skittish. As a result, I will no longer do anything but delete emails with files attached unless I'm am asked to do so first, and I email back to the requestor that I will.

We got several machines infected here at our company. Personally, I got copies of the worm already, but I didn't open them (see below).

Please note the double-extension in this worm. Configure your Windows to show all extensions - a double extension (like MyConfidencialDocument.DOC.EXE) indicates a very high probability of virus infection. (In the case of this worm, both the document sent, and the final extension, may vary. Some random document, from "My Documents", I think, is sent along.)

Hilmar.