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Story: There's no worm in your Apple - honest

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Posted by: Anonymous (Tuesday 2 November 2004, 12:30 AM)

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The Anti-virus vendors classify it as a virus.
I'm shocked, SHOCKED that Apple would disagree with an anti-virus company over the definition of 'virus.'

After all, it's not like the anti-virus companies -- who have no vested interest in whether they sell software or not -- would EVER claim that there are viruses for the Mac just to sell software.

Also, the malware was originally called "Opener", as Renepo is just Opener spelled backwards.

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