an article from July 2002 explaining the "electric armor" process in more detail (though not called that at the time), and providing some predictions that we see are now coming true.
for years virus writers have had to make tough decisions on what anti-virus software, if any, their virus would circumvent. do I write for Norton, McAfee, Sophos? there are just too many choices to get around them all.
once Windows AV has taken the market share and driven out the competition, this tedious job of getting around virus protection will become much easier.
Not sure if it was the same problem, but I got a nasty crash when loading my MP3 folder.
Good thing for Windows' crash reporting option that allows software developers to fix and imporove their code. Any chance of Apple seeing a single one of those reports?;)
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"Running an ISP is a Warzone"
amen
now if they could only design some 23% scale modeled astronauts t/Space would be in business.
it is finally safe to overclock my drives with this device? 16,000 here I come!
Perhaps the University of Texas at Dalas needs to invest in some strategically placed Wi-Fi Blocking Wallpaper.
an article from July 2002 explaining the "electric armor" process in more detail (though not called that at the time), and providing some predictions that we see are now coming true.
so, you see why the world switching to ONE standard virus protection software would be a Bad Idea.
for years virus writers have had to make tough decisions on what anti-virus software, if any, their virus would circumvent. do I write for Norton, McAfee, Sophos? there are just too many choices to get around them all.
once Windows AV has taken the market share and driven out the competition, this tedious job of getting around virus protection will become much easier.
knock out Windows AV
infect computer
Not sure if it was the same problem, but I got a nasty crash when loading my MP3 folder. Good thing for Windows' crash reporting option that allows software developers to fix and imporove their code. Any chance of Apple seeing a single one of those reports? ;)
What do you think Microsoft will do with all the crash reports sent in by Windows users? Fat chance of Apple ever seeing them.
Morpheus uses the open source Gnutella client Gnucleus.
Earnings: $0
Costs: $0
Net Gain/Loss: $0
Morpheus installs spyware.
Earnings: a lot
Costs: $0
Net Gain: a lot
Morpheus installs stealware.
Earnings: even more
Costs: $0
Net Gain: way too much for a company that hasn't done anything worth a damn.