Hi,
Ofcourse Naik , Microsoft don't send out EMails asking you to download files
from random, non-Microsoft websites. This:

[image: ie71.jpg]

....is not what it appears to be. Run the file, and instead of IE7, you're
actually more likely to see a fake antivirus program appear on your desktop:

[image: top106.jpg] <http://blog.spywareguide.com/images/top106.html>

Click to Enlarge

By the time you see this, its probably too late.  This threat also i known
to send the user fake infected alerts to provoke the victim into buying the
product.  It also utilizes the Sysinterals fake Blue Screen of Death Screen
Saver to scare the victim.  As you can see below, there have been several
options taken out of the desktop properties window to hinder users from
restoring the default settings.

[image: background.png]<http://blog.spywareguide.com/fakeie7/background1.html>

This particular product is detected by us as Fake.avi, and is also being
pushed quite heavily via the recent CNN Videos Scam. You can see another
example of these emails . There is more than one URL being used for this
attack, so be alert!

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