London, Mar. 27 : The IT system in the British Parliament has become infected with the Conficker computer virus, The Telegraph reports.
The worm virus, which has affected more than 15 million computers around the world, has become established on computers used by MPs, Lords and parliamentary staff.
Known variously as Conficker, Downadup, and Kido, it buries itself deep inside a PC''s Windows operating system, from where it can be used by hackers to steal users'' passwords and personal information.