The Anna Kournikova virus, also known as the "Vbs.OnTheFly" virus, was a computer virus that spread via email in February 2001. It was named after the famous Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova ...

Jan de Wit, the 20-year-old who wrote the Anna Kournikova virus ... It is the first time in Dutch history that a writer of a computer virus is being tried. De Wit had written the worm with ...

Computer users were today warned to beware of a fast-spreading e-mail virus which promises a photograph of tennis star Anna Kournikova. Experts said the new virus was spreading at twice the rate ...

Virus companies have issued warnings about a new computer virus which is disguised as an electronic photo of teenage tennis star Anna Kournikova, unleashed on the world in the leadup to Valentine ...

Dutch police in the northern town of Sneek said they had arrested the self-proclaimed creator of the Anna Kournikova computer virus after he turned himself in. The 20-year old man allegedly posted ...

A promised photograph of Anna Kournikova, the world's ninth-ranked professional tennis player, is being used as the hook for a fast-spreading computer virus, Internet security firms said Monday.

And Anna Kournikova was so famous in culture that she had both a cocktail - a variation on a White Russian made with skimmed milk - and a computer virus named after her in 2001. Anna Kournikova ...

There is a computer virus rapidly spreading with the attachment - "AnnaKournikova.jpg" and the subject line "Here you have, ;o)" with text "Hi: Check This!". If you recieve the email, do *NOT ...

NEW YORK - A computer virus pretending to be an electronic photo of blond teen-age tennis star Anna Kournikova overwhelmed e-mail servers throughout Europe and North America on Monday. The virus ...