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Infected PCs that show the wrong clock time are already falling victim to the worm's destructive payload, a security company says.
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Running anti-virus (I like ClamX AV, and you can't beat the price) is
still a good way to make sure you don't forward infected mailings
and files to your Windows-using brethern.
IN TERMS OF INCREASED SALES!
Running anti-virus (I like ClamX AV, and you can't beat the price) is
still a good way to make sure you don't forward infected mailings
and files to your Windows-using brethern.
IN TERMS OF INCREASED SALES!
so i don't think the boycott would happen. and i wouldn't suggest boycotting either. updates are crucial things for your computer.
- call for MS update BOYCOTT
- by maedata February 2, 2006 3:00 AM PST
- If there was a huge boycott of the MS update site essentially ignoring MS updates that would mean Microsoft would have to get it right the first time, or take the heat, or change thier tact in getting updates out ASAP.
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- I see how you're saying that... but...
- by mahurshi February 2, 2006 6:59 AM PST
- that will only mean all the people that are not updating are going to get screwed.
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(22 Comments)so i don't think the boycott would happen. and i wouldn't suggest boycotting either. updates are crucial things for your computer.