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Computer users have been warned of a spam campaign that poses as an electronic postcard in an attempt to lure the unwary into downloading a web based Trojan.Sophos reported that it has intercepted hundreds of the messages, which contain the subject line 'You have received a postcard!'.
Part of the body text reads as follows: 'Hello friend! You have just received a postcard from someone who cares about you! If you'd like to see the rest of the message click here to receive your animated postcard!'. Spam e-card hides Trojan sting in its tail - vnunet.com
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