VIRUS ALERT! W32.MyDoom.M

Greetings!

We wanted to bring this virus variation to your attention, because of
the particularly dangerous and misleading content found in the e-mail.

Messages sent from MyDoom.M often claim to be from the technical staff
or management at the recipient's ISP; in this case, Enter.Net. There are
a number of random messages generated by this virus, the most common of
which claims that your computer is sending massive amounts of junk e-mail
and that you need to run the attachment to remove a trojan virus from your
computer. This is not a legitimate message from Enter.Net and should be
deleted immediately. Enter.Net does not send fixes, patches, or
supplements via e-mail attachments.

PREVENTION

If you receive this, or any other e-mail, that claims to be from someone
you know and urges you to open an attachment, we recommend that you
verify with the sender first that they did send you an attachment. In
the case of messages that claim to come from Enter.Net, please feel free
to contact our support department with any questions or concerns.

DETECTION

If you believe you are infected with this virus, please go to
http://housecall.antivirus.com

This is a free online virus scanner.

1. Click "Scan Now"
2. Select your country
3. Wait until the program loads (It may take some time)
4. Check your C: drive
5. Click Scan

REMOVAL

If any infected files are found, Housecall will give you the options to
clean or delete them at the end of the scan. In some cases, Housecall
will not be able to repair an infected file. If this occurs, you will
want to use the instructions and automated removal tool available here:

http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.mydoom@mm.removal.tool.html

MORE INFORMATION

For additional information about this virus, please visit the Symantec
Anti-Virus Research Center:

http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.mydoom.m@mm.html