The one who has discovered the computer worm is Chris Boyd, director of malicious research for Facetime Security Labs.
Accidentally, once studying a collection of computer deep code that attacked Skype, Boyd discovered a deep code that could attack multiple instant messaging services.
New worm attacks multiple messaging services Picture 1 Computer worms that attack multiple instant messaging services (IM) are no longer a new phenomenon. Users are advised not to click on suspicious links that are included in messages unless it is confirmed to be a secure link.
Most of the attack attacks via instant messaging are targeted at kidnapping users' installation systems, adding malicious code that can steal personal information.