Ok people... the only organizations who would be willing to PAY for the right to bypass all of the spam filters are the advertisers... the ones who have an ad budget, the ones who want to get their products in front of your face without being blocked, and AOL and yahoo just found a way they can justify letting spam through, and get paid for it at the same time.
This is nothing more than them trying to get paid to look the other way... kinda like you grease my palms and I'll pretend like I'm not watching when you heist the jewelry.
They seriously MUST think they're dealing with a bunch of idiots... oh nevermind.. they are... AOL users are mostly a bunch of brain dead computer illiterate users who have to have someone hold their hand to find the internet, and yahoo... we'll their users arent much more than a bunch of horny guys who want the spam anyway, so now AOL and yahoo want you to think they are the hero's of the day by charging people to bypass their spam filters to stop spam... in reality all they are going to be doing is getting a kickback from the spam people to allow them to bypass their spam and get right into your inbox anyway.
Ok... time for me to shut down my free yahoo email address, and AOL couldnt PAY me to use their service. Now lets just see how long it takes the other players to catch onto the money making sceme and jumping on the bandwagon. Then it'll be spam is bad, unless you're paying us to look the other way... then its just fine.
GOD your such a dumb ass... of course there is no patch for this because the day they develop a patch for idiocy, you'd be the first in line for it. Read the article the next time before trying to insight a panic with everone thinking they cant do anything to avoid this virus.
If you had bothered to READ, and actually STATE what was said on the article, you would have clearly seen the part where it says "With the Kama Sutra worm, this is a traditional style worm, meaning that it takes user interaction in order to become infected; someone has to double click on a file attachment" Meaning you have to be stupid enough to download and execute the attachment on your computer.
Well it really comes down to this... writing it down isn't necessarily a security risk, posting it on your monitor using a post it note is... so if you write down or print out all of you passwords, then lock it in a safe for future access, I don't see any reason for that to be insecure. We do it at our work, but then again we have so many abstract passwords for service accounts that it would be almost impossible to remember them all.
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Ok people... the only organizations who would be willing to PAY for the right to bypass all of the spam filters are the advertisers... the ones who have an ad budget, the ones who want to get their products in front of your face without being blocked, and AOL and yahoo just found a way they can justify letting spam through, and get paid for it at the same time. This is nothing more than them trying to get paid to look the other way... kinda like you grease my palms and I'll pretend like I'm not watching when you heist the jewelry. They seriously MUST think they're dealing with a bunch of idiots... oh nevermind.. they are... AOL users are mostly a bunch of brain dead computer illiterate users who have to have someone hold their hand to find the internet, and yahoo... we'll their users arent much more than a bunch of horny guys who want the spam anyway, so now AOL and yahoo want you to think they are the hero's of the day by charging people to bypass their spam filters to stop spam... in reality all they are going to be doing is getting a kickback from the spam people to allow them to bypass their spam and get right into your inbox anyway. Ok... time for me to shut down my free yahoo email address, and AOL couldnt PAY me to use their service. Now lets just see how long it takes the other players to catch onto the money making sceme and jumping on the bandwagon. Then it'll be spam is bad, unless you're paying us to look the other way... then its just fine.
GOD your such a dumb ass... of course there is no patch for this because the day they develop a patch for idiocy, you'd be the first in line for it. Read the article the next time before trying to insight a panic with everone thinking they cant do anything to avoid this virus. If you had bothered to READ, and actually STATE what was said on the article, you would have clearly seen the part where it says "With the Kama Sutra worm, this is a traditional style worm, meaning that it takes user interaction in order to become infected; someone has to double click on a file attachment" Meaning you have to be stupid enough to download and execute the attachment on your computer.
Well it really comes down to this... writing it down isn't necessarily a security risk, posting it on your monitor using a post it note is... so if you write down or print out all of you passwords, then lock it in a safe for future access, I don't see any reason for that to be insecure. We do it at our work, but then again we have so many abstract passwords for service accounts that it would be almost impossible to remember them all. CO4x4Guy