Virus writers in Austria have reportedly developed malicious code that targets Windows PowerShell, the command line interface shell and scripting language product being developed by Microsoft.
Security company McAfee warned this week that it had detected the worm, called MSH/Cibyz.
The worm doesn't exploit a specific security hole in PowerShell. Instead, it abuses the product's ability to execute scripts by attempting to trick users into downloading and running malicious code. To do this, it uses a series of product names that may be attractive to Kazaa users. If run, the worm will overwrite some file types, change registry details and place itself in the machine's Kazaa shared folder in order to spread.
This type of threat isn't specific to PowerShell, and has existed for many years. It's likely that most commercial malware protection would be able to detect and remove a worm that behaved in this way. McAfee said its own security software will offer protection, but users should also be cautious when receiving files from P2P networks.
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