German authorities warn that new varieties of the "Sober" computer virus, which originally hit the United States in May in a far-ranging e-mail that appeared critical of World War II's outcome and contained links to a German far-right party, are circulating and spreading quickly. The virus is a Trojan horse that makes victims' computers send spam. Prosecutors in the southern German state of Bavaria are trying to track down the instigators for suspected incitement.
November 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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German authorities warned Tuesday that new varieties of the Sober computer virus are in circulation and spreading quickly.
Internet users should beware of suspicious e-mails that could carry the W and X varieties of the virus, the Federal Office for Security in Information Technology said.
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