Anti-virus experts say the latest variant of the Klez computer virus is causing thousands of infections a day. The virus variant has been hitting home and corporate inboxes since emerging two weeks ago. It is particularly troublesome because it takes on a new guise every time it is passed on via email. And it is not necessary for a user to actually click on an email attachment to perpetuate its spread. Kaspersky Lab's Denis Zenkin said the code currently accounts for more than 80% of infections reported by customers. But he added it is not as damaging as previous outbreaks. Its threat to home users is limited to the potential to disable antivirus software. Story filed: 12:39 Tuesday 30th April 2002 -- Samuel Proulx - samuelp@xxxxxxxxxx http://members.rogers.com/samuelstudent "Even the fool knows you can't reach out and touch the stars, but that t doesn't stop the wise man from trying." - Judge Harry Stone, "Night Court" -- freetech: the list for discussion of free tech related services unsubscribe by sending a message to freetech-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the subject line archive: //www.freelists.org/archives/freetech website: //www.freelists.org/webpage/freetech