SirCam is a new email worm virus that was just discovered in the 'Wild' on July 17, 2001. The virus replicates itself though the victim's Outlook or Outlook Express, sending itself to addresses listed on the victim computer's address book and other files on the hard drive. The worm arrives through e-mail in the following format:

Subject: (The subject line will be random)
Body: Hi! How are you?
See you later. Thanks
Attachment: (Same as Subject: line + containing a double extension, ie. COM.EXE)

*Note: It might be possible that it will contain additional text in the body of the message between the two lines listed above

Due to the fact that the virus is so new, many computers do not have sufficient antivirus protection against it because antivirus data files have not been updated yet. Please note that it is most likely that the person who sent this email to you did not send it with malicious intent. They are also, most likely, infected
with the worm virus and it is not being sent to you with their
knowledge. Once antivirus updates start to get distributed on a wider basis, this virus problem should slowly abate and eventually stop.

PC DoorGuard detects and cures "SirCam" and its clones, however, for those who for any reason do not use PC DoorGuard Astonsoft has prepared a free application to completely remove the virus, together with infected files and any virus entries in the registry. The usage is pretty strait- run it and delete any found infected files.

PC DoorGuard 3.0 (3.3Mb)
Download locations		EXE file
	USA (astonsoft.com)	Download
	USA 2	Download