sounds like malware has "redirected" your search sm

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January 22, 2007 (IDG News Service) -- Malicious software that was sent out in millions of spam messages over the weekend has now infected about 300,000 computers, making it the worst malware outbreak since 2005, Symantec Corp. said Monday.

The so calledStorm Worm e-mail messages first started appearing last Wednesday, advertising attached news reports on topics like "230 Dead as storm batters Europe," or U.S. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice has kicked German Chancellor."

The attachments have names such as "Full Story.exe" or "Full Video.exe." Once they are launched, these files install malicious software that then waits to receive further instructions over the Internet.

The malware is not actually a worm, however, and infected PCs do not immediately start spreading the software to other computers. Instead, Storm has been spreading more rapidly over the past few days as its creators have pumped out more and more malicious e-mail messages.

"Over the weekend, it really kicked into high gear," said Patrick Martin, senior product manager with Symantec Security Response.

The last time malicious software spread this quickly was in May 2005, when the Sober.O mass-mailing worm affected a similar number of systems, Martin said.

The latest versions of the worm include similarly provocative news headlines and malicious attachments, but the criminals have added a twist over the past few days: the text of the e-mail messages now contains glowing reviews of penny stocks, apparently designed to fuel "pump and dump" stock scams.

Some of the e-mail messages have also been changed to prey on the romantic, security vendor F-Secure Corp. warned. Recent versions of these Trojan e-mails have contained subject lines such as "A Bouquet of Love," "A Day in Bed Coupon," or "A Monkey Rose for You."

just type 1 or 2 letters and add *, then you'll get the drugs containing those letters.

Do a search as this has been really talked about several times during the past month or so.

You have to have the word exactly the same when you do the search if there is an extra space between first and last name or between two words it will not pull it up. I use the search from my START key rather than from working in the microsoft word. I also name my documents with an extension .doctor initial, i.e. .mb .jn .eif or whatever so if I know the doctor I can specify in advanced search to look only at that doctor's documents. But if I am looking for a type of report, i.e. Colonoscopy, op note on crushed finger/nailbed, then I just put in those words and tell it to search all "My documents" or wherever you file off your reports and it does so. I have had very good luck with this. Hope this is what you were talking about.

If you type those schools into the search box for MTSTars, you will come up with hundreds of repsonses to that very question. As well as a wealth of information.

They totally suck! Very unprofessional group of people. Surpised they are still hanging in.

repost the link to someone I can contact about housing some of the pets from Katrina? TIA

Hi. I have typed in Meditech Rad and OE modules for the last 7 years and there is no way to look up patient by DOB in Rad. If I can't find the patient in Rad, I use OE and look up as a U patient.

Hi...I am fresh out of school and looking for a job...have you ever heard of MedScribe or MT Recruiters?...I am also beating the pavement tomorrow.

sounds like malware has "redirected" your search sm

Storm malware shapes up as worst 'weather' in years