I was looking at this article:
http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/128321

I was wondering how to prevent or fix this thing? I know there are antivirus for Linux. I was looking at the openoffice.org site with no results. How can we fix this?

thanks

Fix what? AFAICT the scripts only run when you intentionally open the badbunny file with OO. Probably just Symantec trying (again) to sell their products to mac and *nix users.
I opened the file in a test box in OO Impress with noexec on the file system. No disaster so far. Seems to have an redirect to http://toko.baliwae.com/ in the file properties. Sure can't find the perl files it's supposed to run/download. Well, the baliwae people seem to run Ubuntu which was about the only thing I found out by opening the file.

EDIT: It never asked if I wanted to run a macro. Would've asked if there was a macro wanting to run. Ergo, there wasn't any macros in the document, and yes, I did check.

I'm not sure how to fix it, as I'm not exactly sure what (if anything) is broken. But by downloading documents only from trusted sources, and scanning any documents before opening them, you are drastically reducing the possibilities of having rogue code like this run on your box. I did a quick search and it looks like any decent virus scanner would pick-up this BadBunny stuff in a heartbeat.