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FedEx email virus? not detected

today I received an email with a zipped file that pretends to be from FedEx.  I had prior knowledge of the "scam" and I'm pretty sure the attached zip is a virus; probably a "Windows OS" virus, but a virus.

Sophos for Mac did not detect any threats, I got no pop ups, nothing.  So I opened Sophos and had it scan the directory that the email is in.  It still did not find it.

Is there a procedure for sending in samples of "suspected" viruses??  (I realize that I need to delete the file and email, but was wondering if I could send it in so Sophos can add it to a database or something.)

thanks. 

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  • Sophos detected the FedEx_mailing_label.exe in 

    com.sophos.intercheck: 2011-03-04 05:50:01 +0800 Threat: 'Troj/Agent-PHW' detected in /private/tmp/82f-4d6f66ca-e2b13-Lz4DwH/1022D023.zip/FedEx_mailing_label/FedEx_mailing_label.exe
    com.sophos.intercheck:                              Access to the file denied
    I realize this is a windows virus in an email attachment, so I deleted all emails associated with it, using sudo.
    However I had already detected the same file in this directory and removed it using sudo, but it has come back??
    I occasionally run Parallels so I don't want this file hanging around.  
    I notice neither Nortons AV, or Kasperky AV detect this threat at all.
    I have never clicked on the zip file so I cannot see how it could have self installed, but how & why does it keep reappearing?
    :1002243
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  • Sophos detected the FedEx_mailing_label.exe in 

    com.sophos.intercheck: 2011-03-04 05:50:01 +0800 Threat: 'Troj/Agent-PHW' detected in /private/tmp/82f-4d6f66ca-e2b13-Lz4DwH/1022D023.zip/FedEx_mailing_label/FedEx_mailing_label.exe
    com.sophos.intercheck:                              Access to the file denied
    I realize this is a windows virus in an email attachment, so I deleted all emails associated with it, using sudo.
    However I had already detected the same file in this directory and removed it using sudo, but it has come back??
    I occasionally run Parallels so I don't want this file hanging around.  
    I notice neither Nortons AV, or Kasperky AV detect this threat at all.
    I have never clicked on the zip file so I cannot see how it could have self installed, but how & why does it keep reappearing?
    :1002243
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