Our Yahoo! spam filter determined that the actual sender was different from the florist named as the sender.  So, it filtered this message (and its lethal attachment) into the Spam folder — from which we deleted it.

The attachment is the part that may either invade your computer looking for your credit card information — or it may link you to a website which asks you to enter your credit card or financial information.  Either way it’s a bad deal for good people.

So, what?  So, watch out.  The e-mail arrived among many Valentine’s Day special offers from the usual national florists and syndicates.  A quick look might fail to pick it out as a dangerous phishing probe.