We have had only one report from the field on this attack.

It was much better than the one at Wrigley Field. My best one was still the first one at Shea Stadium, but I didn't bounce it in. I put it right in the glove and there was a little pop. I had to do a good one because (Tampa Bay's) my home team. I had to impress.

One of the unique things about this Trojan is that it appears to be using a toolkit called Yoda that allows the author to create pseudo-polymorphic code. It's a way to thwart anti-virus signatures.

And this is just one site. Together, these sites have compromised tens if not hundreds of thousands of systems.

If students self-report (a one-time option in four years) they can reduce the consequence of the infraction by half.

It's not as if Southwest's situation at Love Field has suddenly changed – it's always been one of their smaller stations.