One other feature not immediately visible is that the Anna virus will connect the infected computer every Jan. 26 to a Web site in the Netherlands called Dynabyte: One Stop Computer Shop, a Dutch ...

The Anna Kournikova virus, also known as the "Vbs.OnTheFly" virus, was a computer virus that spread via email in February 2001. It was named after the famous Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova .

The 20-year-old Dutchman who said he created and unleashed the so-called Anna Kournikova e-mail worm will be prosecuted, Dutch authorities said Wednesday. The man is charged with the spreading of ...

Sergei Fedorov probably isn't too worried about the Anna Kournikova computer virus. The Detroit Red Wings centre was bitten by the Kournikova bug some time ago. According to a report in the ...

Computer users were today warned to beware of a fast-spreading e-mail virus which promises a photograph of tennis star Anna Kournikova. Experts said the new virus was spreading at twice the rate ...

News New computer virus a throwback 'Here you have' virus is similar to 'Anna Kournikova' attack of 2001 CBC News · Posted: Sep 10, 2010 9:55 AM PDT | Last Updated: September 10, 2010 ...

NEW YORK -- A computer virus circulated rapidly Monday in the guise of an electronic photo of tennis star Anna Kournikova, overwhelming e-mail servers throughout Europe and North America.

NEW YORK (AP) A computer virus pretending to be an electronic photo of blond teen-age tennis star Anna Kournikova overwhelmed e-mail servers throughout Europe and North America on Monday.

Amsterdam, Netherlands - Dutch police arrested a computer hacker on Wednesday who claimed he wrote the Anna Kournikova computer virus that snarled email around the world this week, officials said ...

The virus claims to offer pictures of Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova. When opened, instead of displaying pictures of the player the virus forwards itself to everybody in a computer's ...

A 20-year-old man has turned himself in to police in the Dutch province of Friesland, identifying himself as the author of the so-called Anna Kournikova virus, police spokesman Robert Rambonnet ...

Called the Anna virus and resembling the "iloveyou" virus spotted in May, 2000, it targets users of Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express mail programs running on the Windows platform.