Delete the e-mail with the attachment or notify Computing Services. When you open the attachment, five minutes after the virus is run, it attempts a mailing routine. Email addresses are gathered from the Windows Address Book , Outlook Express mailboxes, and Netscape mailboxes, then messages are sent by the worm contain varying subject headings, body text, and attachments. The body of the message is derived from the contents of other files on the victim's computer. It may send more than one attachment and may include non .EXE or non-viral files along with an infectious .EXE file.
Infected files use a modified access date of the time of the infection.
It is also network aware of all Windows operating systems. It infects all files that are not .dll system files. On some systems in the CMOS may become erased or it may flash the BIOS, as well as destroy sectors on the hard disk. This virus could send confidential Microsoft Word documents to others. Here's a link to McAfee's website with more information on this virus and its variations.