on that page it says
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To avoid falling victim, Microsoft urged users to avoid websites they did not trust and to refrain from opening attachments on e-mail messages from unknown senders.
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The part about the websites is just plain stupid.. theres is no way to know if you can trust a website.. especially when you have already read in the same document this..
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Security firms said specially written websites and hijacked servers were already being used to host the malicious code that
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So if the server is hijacked how could you know? even a trusted website like disney or soemhting could have been hijacked.. the whole thing makes no sense
As for the second part about not opening email attatchments unless you know who they are from... well well well.. talk about the bleeding obvious. that should be the rule wether theres security warning or not.. its somehting everyone should adhere to for ever! ie common sense!