RE: Possible virus--beware of "Navidad" as an attachment

This message from my server might be of interest to the list; it odentifies
the virus type. 

-----Original Message-----
From:   System Attendant 
Sent:   13 November 2000 14:34
Subject:        ScanMail Message: To Recipient, action taken by attachment
blocking.

ScanMail for Microsoft Exchange has blocked a file attachment(s).
Place = WSN
Sender = Frangos Pavlos
Subject = The case for globalisation - The Economist
Delivery Time = November 13, 2000 (Monday) 14:33:52

Action on file attachment(s):
"TROJ_NAVIDAD.A" virus was found in attachment "Navidad.exe", ScanMail has
moved the attachment to G:\virus-hospital.
Message from recipient's administrator:
Warning to sender. ScanMail has blocked a file during a real-time scan of
the email traffic.


        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Alan Spector [SMTP:spectors@netnitco.net]
        Sent:   13 November 2000 13:49
        To:     WORLD SYSTEMS NETWORK
        Subject:        Possible virus--beware of "Navidad" as an attachment

        I could be wrong about this, but I got an email from WSN with
"Navidad.exe" as an attachment. I would not download an exe file from an
internet email list. In general, I wouldn't download one from anywhere
unless I was sure. The "Navidad.exe" might be a virus; I read something
about that over the past two days. If it is something from the Economist,
then just go to the Economist Web page if you want to read it........but
BEWARE of downloading an exe virus