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Michael Jackson E-Mail May Spread Virus

POSTED: 4:46 pm EDT July 6, 2009
UPDATED: 6:54 am EDT July 7, 2009

The death of Michael Jackson has many people looking at stories and photos of the King of Pop.

Don't let your curiousity allow a virus into your computer.

Security Web sites like Network World and Symantec are warning about Michael Jackson related e-mail scams, reported Consumer reporter John Matarese.

Among them is an e-mail that says "Who killed Michael Jackson?"

It can download a personal computer worm that seeks out passwords.

Also beware of e-mails that say, "Last Michael Jackson Video" or "Michael Jackson's final photos."



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