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IBM Distributes USB Malware At Security Conference

bennyboy64 and other readers let us know that IBM sent out an email to all attendees to the Australian Computer Emergency Response Team (AusCERT) 2010 conference, warning them that some of the USB drives handed out to delegates contained malware. Fortunately it was old malware, which all anti-virus products have detected since 2008. Two years ago telecommunications company Telstra distributed malware-infected USB drives at the same conference.

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  1. I think BSD acronym needs a change by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Due to the ever dwindling usage of the BSDs and the ever increasing rabid foaming of the mouth of its users in response to this, I suggest we remake the BSD acronym from the Berkeley Software Distribution to the Butthurt Suckers Distribution. Anyone else in agreement?

  2. Re:wtf? by LOLLinux · · Score: 0, Troll

    Or kdawson has been using them as buttplugs.