Infected computer systems are sending chat messages to other Skype users asking them to click on a link that appears as a harmless .jpeg file. If clicked, the worm then transmits the infection anew.

The worm is camouflaging itself with a bitmap file of soap bubbles—namely, a default bitmap graphic contained in the Windows installation directory. If Skype users see the bubbles image after clicking on a link in a Skype message, they've been infected.

Pykspa constantly changes ports and uses a lot of bandwidth. It makes a new skype virus very dificult to get rid off.

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