Here's another one fresh from my Junk Mail folder.

The links embedded in this email are all good; they all go where they say they go.  That gives it the appearance of being a legitimate email, but don't be fooled.  The attachment is a .zip file that incorporates the name of the recipient.

Fresh out of my inbox here's another piece of spam that could spell disaster for the uninformed or curious user who opens the attachment.  This isn't a new one - it's been around for a few years, but it's making the rounds again.  The attached zip file that comes along with this email is a trojan virus - don't click it!

We don't have a Xerox Multifunction device in our office so that's a dead giveaway that this is garbage.