One more note, somewhat significant, especially in this context. I wrote:
> Updated AV definitions seem to detect it.
This is true for large values of "updated". The routine update provides a 
definition with yesterday's date, and that does * not * detect it. I had to 
manually download and run an executable that provides an update with today's 
date. I realize that this is not unusual, but for combating some rather new 
variant, it is required. The most current routinely available update is 
inadequate for our immediate need, handling a known infection. I imagine 
that this is roughly analogous to having to be seen by a doctor, and getting 
a prescription for an antibiotic. It's not something we do every day; it's 
for the known infection.

Greg Stigers 

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