That Erin Andrews peephole video link: thinking of going searching for it? Actually, you probably don't want to go searching for it, whatever you might think at the moment. For there's a warning out there for those searching for that very Erin Andrews peephole video link.

We made our views known a couple of days ago, when the Erin Andrews video first surfaced. There are tens of thousands of women out there quite happily cavorting naked for the camera who have been paid to do so and untold hundreds of thousands more who have done it for free. It's simply not civilised to be chasing the images of someone who has not given their consent.

But more importantly, if you do go searching, you're likely to get rather more than you bargained for. As so often happens when these sorts of videos surface, those who would do you harm are taking advantage of your desires. As the anti-virus company, Sophos, is warning, many of the sites purporting to be hosting the Erin Andrews peephole video link are in fact doing nothing of the sort. One of them, for example, looks like a version of the CNN site (no, it has no coonection with CNN itself). If you try to download the video up comes a poup window which informs you that your own popup blocker is blocking the video player. In order to see Erin Andrews in all her glory you'll need to download another video player. Clicking on that does not give you another video player: nor the expected Erin Andrews peephole video.

No, instead, you've just downloaded a Trojan into your own system. Well done and perhaps it serves you right for desiring to perve over Ms. Andrews.

It really would appear to be simpler just to forget all about the Erin Andrews peephole video and just go off and find some good clean porn instead.