PC users have been urged to scan their computers before 3 February to avoid falling victim to a destructive virus.On that date the Nyxem virus is set to delete Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Acrobat files on infected machines.Nyxem is thought to have caught out many people by promising porn to those who open the attachments on e-mail messages carrying the virus. Anti-virus companies have stopped lots of copies, suggesting it had infected a large number of computers. However, Lurhq reported that more than 300,000 machines are known to have fallen victim to Nyxem-E.Like many recent viruses, Nyxem tries to spread by making people open attachments on e-mail messages that are infected with the destructive code.The subject lines and body text of the various messages Nyxem uses vary, but many falsely claim that pornographic videos and pictures are in the attachments.
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