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This is a brand new development and it is widely covered in the media. Go to news.google.com <http://news.google.com> and search for "sony" and you will find lots of coverage. So far, I do not know of a list that is comprehensive. I would suspect that any recent Sony music CD might be so infected. (Sony owns multiple music labels.) If I were crafting a message about this for end users, it would be along the lines of "Sadly, recent news involving Sony's music division demonstrates that a commercial audio CD can install unwanted and dangerous software on your computer without warning even if you merely insert the CD into the drive to play it." I would hate to have to advise end users to never play audio CDs on work computers, but that's probably the safest advice right now. /rich On 11/10/05, Thomas P. Carter <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Does anyone know if there's a list of affected (Infected? Infecting?) > Sony titles anywhere? > > *Thomas P. Carter,** **Ph.D.* > Department of Chemistry > Michigan State University > East Lansing, MI 48824-1322 > >