JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: A new computer virus has surfaced. The FBI has launched an investigation into this latest cyberscurge which comes just two weeks after the highly disruptive "Love Bug." Joining us with more on this, CNN interactive correspondent Allison Tom in Atlanta. Allison, tell us about this one.</s>ALLISON TOM, CNN INTERACTIVE CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Jeanne. The new virus is called "New Love," this is primarily effecting people who are using Windows operating systems '98 and 2000. If you do get it, we'll show you what it looks like. You'll see in your e- mail box here, this will have, I'm going to circle it for you, in the subject heading "fw" will be one thing that you will see. Another thing that you'll see further down in the body of this particular e- mail is ".vbs" on one of the attachments that might be sent to you. These are two clues to figure out whether or not you have been sent this particular virus. If you accidentally did download it or you executed this file, it would essentially crash your whole entire system and delete a number of the files that you have existing on your computer. If you do get this, obviously the best thing to do is to delete it right away. And there's an interesting quirk about this particular virus: The fact that it's actually growing so much larger. Because each time that it sends itself to a different user or another person, it actually adds a number of different codes, making it much larger and larger and larger. So at some point computers security experts say it will just eventually kill itself off. Jeanne, back to you.</s>MESERVE: Allison Tom, thanks so much for joining us from Atlanta.
New Virus Dubbed 'New Love'