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FBI Warns of Sober Worm E-Mail
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a warning about e-mail that appears to be sent from the FBI but instead comes from hackers attempting to spread the Sober worm.
The fictitious e-mail indicates the FBI has collected information proving that the user has visited illegal Web sites.
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