Security firm Panda Labs has detected a worm which attempts to spoof Google. P2Load.A spreads via P2P networks using the file-sharing programs Shareaza and Imesh.

The worm copies itself to the shared directory of these programs as an executable file called 'Knights of the Old Republic 2', referring to a computer game related to the Star Wars saga.

When P2Load.A is run, it displays an error message informing the user that a file does not exist and offers it for download. The download modifies the user's start page, showing advertising and spoofing the identity of Google.

Tokyo (Japan) - With Nintendo's upcoming game console, the 'Revolution', Nintendo introduced a controller that is far different than traditional two-handed controllers. Resembling a one-handed tv remote-control, the new controller has built-in tilt and movement sensors enabling players to really get into the action. Is this a bold move for Nintendo or will it bomb like Nintendo's Power Glove of 1998?

The sleek ivory white controller looks like a wand and contains the traditional directional controls and several buttons. Sensors embedded in the controller and placed near the television will detect where the controller is pointing and the orientation. Players will theoretically be able to intuitively use the controller to shoot a gun, swing a bat, or even use as a drum. The wireless controller will also "rumble", much like other game console controllers.