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German-language spam emails sent from computers infected with the Sober.q worm have urged millions of internet users to visit websites promoting anti-immigrant and neo-Nazi causes in Germany, the Australian has reported.
The unsolicited bulk email has pushed out from bases in infected computers to storm across the borders of the Reich, taking Denmark, Austria, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Poland, Belgium and France.
The campaign is believed to be the most comprehensive neo-Nazi offensive since the failed Munich internet cafe putsch of 2002.
