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Netsky-C Hammers U.S. and U.K. May 19, 2004 Netsky-C, categorized as a highly dangerous virus, is pounding away at networks in the United States and the United Kingdom.
First detected on Feb. 26 in Canada, Netsky-C is a worm which spreads via shared networks and by emailing itself to addresses found within files located on drives C: to Z:. MessageLabs Inc., an anti-virus and anti-spam company, reports that the virus has been detected in 210 countries to date.
Sophos, Inc., another anti-virus and anti-spam vendor, says the bug accounts for 5 percent of all the malware traveling the Internet.
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