Just in case someone opened the attachment and didn't have it scanned, the subject line is Virus "W32.Netsky.P@mm" because that's what's coming along with the suspicious messgaes.

So if someone gets it by accident, you know what to look for to clean it.

The person with the virus/worm is still sending messages. I get one from a spoofed address (copied from their computer not the real person) and one rejected message sent from me, from an account that I don't even access.

I get two of these a day and have for two weeks, so I'll assume the same is happening to everyone else here.