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Online criminals may have access to one of the largest supercomputing networks in the world--their own botnet.
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wouldn't that be freaking great? someone should do that. eheh, oh yea give it a brain too, so it can build a human readification machine bwahaha...
They are so slow.....
Do a Google on "hackers" and start thinking if "your" PC is all you should be concerned about...
Viruses etc. are a pain in the *ss, yet even the Storm worm seems like a mere "formatting of one's hard drive" problem compared to the very real and present danger hackers pose...
- Terminator
- by cam001001 September 11, 2007 6:42 PM PDT
- Sky.net Anyone?
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