The mail arrives with various subjects but they have one thing in common, the first part of your email address (which is usual your name or nick) between brackets figures in it.

Subject

• [your name] Take a look at my video please.
• [your name] Important. Please check.

This time we are presented with a fake Windows Mediaplayer window and of course we suffer of a missing codec. Upon entering the website, an exploit will try to install the payload automatically. If that doesn't work, Internet Explorer will warn you that the website tries to download a file to your computer if the option is enabled. Clicking on the Continue button will also trigger the download.

The spam belongs to the Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Exchanger family.