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Story: Firms urged to use unauthorised Windows patch
Posted by: will eusebio (Wednesday 4 January 2006, 3:49 AM)
which would you consider more trustworthy:
a.) a patch from someone with lots of references, including vendors of anti-virus software?
b.) a worm embedded in a .jpg file?
i can understand why you're skiddish about this, but i'm more worried about what could happen in the next week when hackers have an open door.
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Story: Firms urged to use unauthorised Windows patch
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