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VeriSign CTO cites the popularity of faster, smarter phones and the lack of native applications on them as possible reasons for malware to target mobile phones in 2009.
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- by kcotham October 22, 2008 12:24 PM PDT
- This is easy to deal with. All they have to do is to have all spammers and virus and malware creators drawn and quartered on prime time!
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- by The_Decider October 26, 2008 12:15 PM PDT
- Yeah, because murdering murderers stopped that problem.
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- by kcotham February 19, 2009 7:46 PM PST
- Hey, it makes the pre-meditated kind of murder (murder in the 1st degree) a lot less prevelent. Murder in the 2nd degree and manslaughter are a different matter. (I don't condone capital punishment actually. I was only illustrating that we need to make the consequences of the actions of these lowlife's not worth it.) But we definitely need to stiffen the penalties and up the efforts in our cybercrime departments of our police forces.
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- by kcotham February 19, 2009 7:48 PM PST
- @The_Decider, even though I personally don't really condone capital punishment, "execution" is not "murder" by definition.
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