Anna Kournikova may be a so-so tennis player, but she makes a world-beating computer virus. Thousands of people have been tricked into opening a mail message that says it contains a picture of Anna ...

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 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 ...

Feb. 13 -- The "Anna Kournikova" computer virus wasn't intended to hurt anyone, a person claiming to be the author says in a public letter on his personal Web site. The virus, the fastest ...

13 -- The "Anna Kournikova" virus is picking up speed ... The e-mail-based worm is the biggest worldwide computer virus since last year's Love Bug, says Graham Cluley of the British antivirus ...

The Anna Kournikova virus proved to be much like her tennis ... Rob Rosenberger at Vmyths.com, which analyzes the epidemiology of computer viruses, dismissed the Kournikova (or “VBS-Kalamar.A ...

An e-mail virus posing as a photo of Russian tennis star Anna Kournikova has infected computers ... But the attachment is actually a small computer program that is activated when opened.

A new e-mail virus written to take advantage of Microsoft Corp.’s Outlook software is circulating among users today, preying upon people’s attraction to tennis star and model Anna Kournikova.

NEW YORK (AP) An Internet account in the Netherlands emerged yesterday as the possible source of the Anna Kournikova computer virus that clogged e-mail service this week. “OnTheFly” posted a claim of ...

A suspect was arrested yesterday in connection with the Anna Kournikova computer virus, as the FBI also began investigating the case. A 20-year-old from the northern Dutch town of Sneek consulted ...

A computer virus that masquerades as a picture of international tennis star Anna Kournikova started spreading rapidly around the Internet Monday, according to several antivirus firms. Within a few ...

Jan de Wit, the 20-year-old who wrote the Anna Kournikova virus, went to trial on Thursday ... also asked the court not to return de Wit's computer, and a CD-ROM containing computer viruses.