weird email-FakeSecSen

All of my Cox emails, plus the non-Cox email on file got the same weird email.  I would take this a bit more serious if I didn't already have Cox's McAfee Security installed, updated, and protecting my computer (like the email recommends). The only other devices are all iOS devices that can't get a Win32 virus. Is this legit?  Here's the text of the email...

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Dear Subscriber,

Cox has identified that one or more computers/ devices behind your cable modem maybe infected with the FakeSecSen or "Spy Sheriff" Virus. A device behind your cable modem appears to have connected to a command and control server affiliated with this malware.

Viruses can take control of your PC and gather your personal information such as passwords and credit card numbers, putting your data at risk

The following FREE security tools could help you detect and remove infections from your systems:
The Microsoft Safety Scanner
http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/

Norton Power Eraser
http://security.symantec.com/nbrt/npe.aspx

Cox Communications provides, at NO CHARGE to our current subscribers, the Cox Security Suite powered by McAfee.
http://www.cox.com/AboutCoxSecuritySuite
If you already have an Anti-virus solution installed, you should refer to your software manual before installing the Cox Security Suite.

If you need additional support, Cox offers premium technical support at reasonable rates. 
Visit Cox Tech Solutions at https://secure.coxtechsolutions.com/ or call 877.TEC.SOLV (832.7658) to get started.

If you would like additional information on the FakeSecSen:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2008/11/12/win32-fakesecsen-a-nasty-piece-of-work.aspx

If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may call Cox Customer Safety at 800-753-6085.


Regards,

Cox Customer Safety

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