Since this morning, my email gateway (GFI) has caught over five hundred emails containing a 2K .com attachment. The files are typically named, "mycompany.doc .com." All five virus checkers (Sophos, Trend, McAfee, Bitdefender, and Kaspersky) did not find anything suspicious. I have investigated the attachment with a hex editor and I found them to be nothing more than nonsensical junk. Just in case, however, I've sent a copy to Sophos for analysis and await a response (I expect to receive an answer in about 2 hours). Best regards, Shawn
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