If the attachment is opened, Ray’s worm will copy itself in the system directory under the name scam32.exe. It also copies itself into the directory “Recycled” under the name sirc32.exe, which is a hidden file. Then the virus creates three keys in the Windows Registry.

I-Worm can completely destroy your files or slow your computer down to near crippling levels. All a user has to do is open an infected email and the worm will begin doing its dirty work.