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Maybe we have to have that April 1st blow up the world war game before we’ll learn?
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CBS 60 Minutes covers Conficker, malware epidemic | Zero Day | ZDNet.com: http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=3036 Did 60 minutes help or just report the facts very badly? If I didn’t know better I would say that after watching 60 minutes that I am just going to stop using my computer.  Because obviously just using it for day to day stuff is obviously and utterly dangerous.  In that 15 minutes on the one hand the guy from Symantec is saying I’m screwed, on the other hand the guy from Google says he never sees the bad stuff.  Is that because he never uses the google search engine for things like “March Madness”, which at one time offered up bogus antispyware offerings

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Maybe we have to have that April 1st blow up the world war game before we’ll learn?

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CBS 60 Minutes covers Conficker, malware epidemic | Zero Day | ZDNet.com: http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=3036 Did 60 minutes help or just report the facts very badly? If I didn’t know better I would say that after watching 60 minutes that I am just going to stop using my computer.  Because obviously just using it for day to day stuff is obviously and utterly dangerous.  In that 15 minutes on the one hand the guy from Symantec is saying I’m screwed, on the other hand the guy from Google says he never sees the bad stuff.  Is that because he never uses the google search engine for things like “March Madness”, which at one time offered up bogus antispyware offerings

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