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Computer users are being warned of a new virus which has been spreading rapidly in the wild in the Far East and has now reached Europe.

Fizzer is a self-propagating worm which can propogates itself via e-mail and peer-to-peer file sharing service Kazaa.

Security firm F-Secure has just upgraded Fizzer to a Level 1 status--its highest alert--while other vendors, such as Trend Micro, are adopting a watching brief, classifying it currently as a "medium alert."


The virus arrives in an e-mail with of a number of potential subject lines, including:

"So how are you?"
"Check it out"
"There is only one good, knowledge, and on evil, ignorance"
"you must not show this to anyone"
"Today is a good day to die"
"thought I'd let you know"
"Filth is a death"
"Watchin' the game, having a bud."
"Did you ever stop to think that viruses are good for the economy? ..."

When activated the worm sends itself to e-mail addresses stored in the infected PC's Windows and Outlook address books and drops several files into the Windows folder called: initbak.dat, iservc.dll, iservc.exe and ProgOp.exe.

As ever the advice is to be cautious when opening any files which has arrived over e-mail--especially when you cannot vouch for the source or the content.