said by Jean Luc :

Doh! AVAST found nothing?

You should have stayed with KAV.

said by IW Sharon Gaudin article :

As the Storm worm grows into a prolonged online siege 10 times larger than any other e-mail attack in the last two years -- amassing a botnet of nearly 2 million computers -- researchers worry about the damage hackers could wreak if they unleash a denial-of-service attack with it.

Between July 16 and Aug. 1, researchers at software security firm Postini have recorded 415 million spam e-mails luring users to malicious Web sites, according to Adam Swidler, a senior manager with Postini. Before the Storm worm began its attack, an average day sees about 1 million virus-laden e-mails crossing the Internet. On July 19, Postini recorded 48.6 million and on July 24, researchers tracked 46.2 million malicious messages -- more than 99% of them are from the Storm worm.

Researchers at SecureWorks are seeing similar staggering numbers, as well. Joe Stewart, a senior security researcher at SecureWorks, noted that the number of zombie computers that the Storm worm authors have amassed as skyrocketed in the past month. From the first of January to the end of May, the security company noted that there were 2,815 bots launching the attacks. By the end of July, that number had leapt (to)of 1.7 million.

said by EGeezer :

Folks who advocate security tools, configurations and applications as the silver bullet need to consider whether or not they have users on their network who are susceptible to social engineering.

said by kpatz :

We just need to convince everyone in the world that opening greeting card emails will cause your (select body part based on gender) to fall off.