'Federal Express' Malware

[user-f11]

Can anybody tell me what is this 'Federal Express' Malware doing (or is anticipated to do).
I have it in .PDF file (22 pages of program code, embedded in HTML) which is 1:1 copy from an .HTML file that I received attached to an e-mail.
The name of the File is:
File Server & Print Server with Cups.PDF

The Win virus scanner on the .PDF form reports:
Status - Nothing detected Actions taken - None

Unfortunately I could not publish it here for it is 181.5 kB (too large to be published as attachment).

[jayd512]

I can't find the page where I read this from, but I believe that it is intended to be an info stealing bug.
Similar to a key-logger, so that the creators of it can collect passwords, credit card numbers, etc.

*EDIT*

BTW... any email from Fed-Ex that has an attachment is bad. They don't use attachments on their notification emails.

[user-f11]

This e-mail has nothing to do with Fed-Ex. This is an e-robot and as far as I can see it has 11 pages of JavaScript Header with nested IF statements and maybe PHP code nested in the JavaScript.
Later on, in the HTML part it has 'harvested' e-mails in a List and sends itself automatically 'in compliance with' the hijacked List.
I am awfully sorry that I can not show you the .PDF original (it is too large to be published here), and I don't dare to take excerpt-transcripts of the JavaScript code and to publish it as text.