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

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Posted by: Graham Cluley (Tuesday 2 November 2004, 4:59 AM)

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So by Sophos' standards, if I try to jump to Pluto (even though I can't) they would declare me the first person to visit Pluto?

The "opener" (stop colluding with these dimwits by calling it renepo) script does not specifically try to copy to network shares (if it did, startup would be a rather illogical time to try) and looking at the script it appers it can't properly install itself even on local drives.

In the Windows world we would call this a batch file and we would call Sophos spokespersons "SHAMELESS LIARS."

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