Ikea: Miscreant for acceptable

I've been archiving malicious e-mails for years now, and have seen everything from greetings cards, to Airline tickets, to UPS parcels to lord knows what else, but was rather surprised today when I received several e-mails claiming to be from Ikea;

Welcome to IKEA.com affordable solutions for better living

IKEA has a Fantastic new FREE tool for home decorating.

Introducing our Home Planner software which allows you to plan your home in a 3D environment.

Simply follow the instructions in the attachment and start planning your dream home today.

Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 1999 - 2009
About the IKEA Concept and IKEA franchising

The attachment of course, is a lovely little zip file, ikea.zip (MD5: DD9EF0E43889DE84F076789D802A8F57), and inside, a 342K SCR file (MD5: 3EE4F3EFAB94BFCE790A5FB93D1465C6), trying to masquerade as a .doc (MS Word) file



Detection isn't great, but is better than usual, with 16/39 detecting it;

http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/60db801714d94bf4cf47a1d0e1f2b849

/edit 15-01-2009 00:02

ThreatExpert got back to me with the sandbox report;

http://www.threatexpert.com/report.aspx?md5=3ee4f3efab94bfce790a5fb93d1465c6