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Graham Cluley
 Receiving or reading the emails themselves does not mean you are infected. |
| It really preys on paranoia about the Sasser worm. |
| Trojans are different from viruses because they can lurk in PCs without anyone noticing and can spy on the computer user's activities then send this information back anywhere in the world. |
| It is probably the biggest virus since the Love Bug. It went quiet overnight but took off again this morning when people started opening their e-mails. |
| the average fantasy of the guy who sits in front of the computer terminal. |
| But there are still a lot escaping justice. |
| There have been many more arrests in 2005 and 2004 than in years prior, |
| Everyone likes to catch their man and get two criminals off the street, so from that point of view it was great. But the public will not notice any difference because of it. |
| It has been lowering for awhile for a number of reasons, |
| It?s not the main reason, but one of the reasons is CAN-SPAM. |
| This is clearly a growing problem with serious consequences. They are used to deliver spam, Trojan horses, and other malicious code very quickly. |
| It wouldn't surprise me if this didn't get the interest of the hacker community. |
| reminds people to take care online. |
| If users and businesses take proper care over their computers, and act sensibly, then they should be able to reap the advantages of online banking without compromising their security, |
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