From this No šī Washington Post article Washington Post raksts : :

Internet spammers launched a widespread attack on e-mail inboxes this month. Interneta spammers uzsāka plašu uzbrukumu uz e-pastu inboxes šajā mēnesī. But instead of trying to lure users into opening a corrupted attachment, they're concealing a computer virus in a link to an online greeting card. Bet tā vietā, lai censtos lure lietotājus atvērt bojāts stiprinājums, viņi slēpj datoru vīrusu saiti uz tiešsaistes apsveikuma kartiņu.

In most cases, the subject line informs recipients that they've received a greeting card or a postcard from a “friend,” “family member,” “worshipper,” “school-mate” or “neighbour.” When the e-mail is opened, there's a link to a Web site that uploads a virus to the recipient's computer. Vairumā gadījumu attiecas līnija informē adresātu, ka tie esam saņēmuši apsveikuma kartiņu vai pastkarte no "draugu", "ģimenes loceklis", "worshipper", "skolas palīgs" vai "kaimiņš." Kad e-pastu ir atvērts, tur uz vietnes saites, attēli vīrusa saņēmēja datoram.

I've received about 40 of them over the last week. Esmu saņēmusi apmēram 40 no tiem vairāk nekā pagājušajā nedēļā.