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The next update from Redmond should include a library with functions for trojans or viruses. They are written anyway and the code as well as and the network traffic would be much smaller.
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bite me [flinker89, Oct 21 2004]
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Windows already provides a bunch of services that viruses already use. Some viruses go out of their way not to use them in order to be less conspicuous. |
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c:\winnt\system\stupid.dll |
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You must have that file on your computer... |
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great invention, really! can
we have a cross-platform .so
file for linux too, I hate it
i cannot use all those
intersting emails some people
send me. |
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I thought they called this Microsoft Outlook? |
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Microsoft dispite all its flaws (don't get me started) gets too much stick over viruses in my opinion. The main reason viruses are common with windows software (as I see it anyway) is because windows software is common. Don't blame Microsoft for viruses blame the people who write them. Fish for the idea btw. |
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I certainly do blame Microsoft for making Outlook do things to email that should never have been done. What earthly reason is there to run executable, VB or Java script attachments automatically from incoming emails? |
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