does avast detect it?
its goes under name Backdoor.Bifrose.AAJX
at BD
info on the worm http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/none/290546-anonymous-unleashes-facebook-worm-fawkes-virus#fbid=sDjq-WIFxaC
difficult to say unless you have the MD5 so we can do a search ?
the one listed at Bitdefender was dicovered jun 2010…
http://www.bitdefender.com/VIRUS-1000614-en--Backdoor-Bifrose-AAJX.html
no i dont have it but if bd did find it that early why do they start saying it for 1-3 days ago about the virus. when the anonymous did upload there film 3 days ago 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1YMxsAit_w
some info they speaking about it lol
video Uploaded by AnonSecurity157 on Nov 10, 2011
so ppl start tink bd lies now on FB
Could This Be the ‘Fawkes Virus’?
http://www.bitdefender.com/blog/Could-This-Be-the-Fawkes-Virus--38.html
@ chabbo
I’m quaking in my boots awaiting this one (not really, I don’t use facebook).
e.g. I never worry about stuff I have little or no control over, life is too short. So worrying about new malware FUD falls into that category.
Trust in avast and take pro-active precautions, I run internet facing applications, browsers, emails, etc. under DropMyRights (limits potential for harm, XP only). I also use firefox with NoScript and RequestPolicy add-ons, which limits the potential for script attacks/driveby downloads/installations, etc.
If all else fails I have a robust backup and recovery strategy (hard disk drive imaging software).
You have a very long signature block, a shame you don’t tell us anything about your system in it.