The virus has infected more than 750 thousand computers

[SecurityAnalyst]

A new virus has infected more than 750 thousand computers around the world, Reuters reports citing the information the company NetWitness.

Virus "Trojan-DownIoader.Win32.Agent" gathers information on the login and password for the online financial systems, social networks and mailboxes.

According to the company, was contaminated by many organizations, sites of banks, mailboxes Yahoo, Hotmail accounts, and a number of social networks.

The first data on Trojan-DownIoader were obtained specialists NetWitness back in February, when assessing the safety of one of the client networks. In a cache of stolen information Trojan-DownIoader revealed more than 680 thousand usernames and passwords, including for access to online banking, Facebook, Yahoo, Hotmail, and more than 20 thousand SSL-certificates, personal data.

General computer protection from malicious software and installation of password system can not protect your PC from this virus, however there is a specialized anti-virus software to fight against such viruses.
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[Lost]

I left this post up just in case anyone clicked the link.  The link is actually the virus.  If you downloaded and ran the file, please run a virus scan and ensure that you're computer is not infected.

Remember, never trust any links or virus information that is not put out by a reputable and verifiable source.

[Tank Anja]

I nominate Lost as a reputable source. He's also verifiable.

And he's completely correct. If you see a post from someone you don't know regarding a topic that's irrelevant to this board, it's spam. The last thing you want to do is click on a link.

As a general rule: Anything on the internet that tells you that you (may) have a problem and offers to help will be the cause of the problem.