[Heathkit] (no subject) well.. really, there is a subject. The subject is no subject.

[rbethman]

That ZDNet report is being quoted out of context!  I get it too.  Read 
the entirety!

The "flamer32Worm" is found in the Middle East.

Duqu was spread by MS Word documents.

Try Mozilla Firefox, and add the "No Script" addon to force you to allow 
a page with Java Scripts.

Those that stay with IE, Outlook, and only MS based software get what 
they deserve.  The hijacked E-mail accounts we see are due to web based 
E-mail.  Those servers are always going to be a risk unless you stop 
leaving your address book "in the cloud"!

Also an IT type.  Started in '83, ended formally in 2002.  Never have 
had a single machine get infected.

Bob - N0DGN



On 6/14/2012 11:24 AM, Ross Stenberg wrote:
> Interesting, I have been in the IT business for 20 years and never had
> malware problems at home until about the last five months. I have been
> getting many different attacks and many have been from various Java
> exploits. In particular QTH has given me problems, It is not from them
> per say but rather rouge ads that keep spreading infections and then
> various problems begin.
>
> On 6/14/2012 8:11 AM, Bry Carling wrote:
>> Interesting times Walt. ZDnet technology report said yesterday all the antivirus companies are in the run. Seems like many things can get past any of them now. There is a list beginning with "stuxnet virus"