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There's no way for you to know whether a site is dangerous for a WMF exploit.

Slowly evolving threats like Grew.A often lead to increased fear, uncertainty and doubt without the help of an intelligence provider. It makes it almost impossible for some to get qualified research data on a worm when there is so much misinformation, aliases, and other data available on the Internet.

It is already underway and will be activated unless people get removal tools. If you have opened an e-mail and your computer froze up, you should be very concerned.

It's primarily a media term. It's something people are going to read about.

Anti-virus companies when they get a sample need to act on that quickly. They don't have time in their competitive environment to be able to go out and coordinate and have a nice little talk about naming.

The reality is that there could have been hundreds of thousands of computers with overwritten files today. Instead, we only have a handful of reports, and that is a hands-down victory for the collaborative effort of the security community.

This could serve as a springboard for more attacks on the Macintosh because it might spawn copycats.

This increases the likelihood of exploitation, but widespread exploitation has not been identified to date.

It shows increased activity and viability for future Macintosh-based threats on the Mac OS X platform.

There are plenty of ways to get around all of those things.

In August, 2004, we predicted we'd see exponential growth, and that's exactly what we saw.

If someone starts capitalizing on the crossover worm, and we start to see increased activity, then we can talk about a global threat. It's a little premature at this time.

This is a social engineering worm written in Russian. It is interesting when you look at it. This is a Java-based type of threat and it has been proven to be successful. We need to look at this and see what is going to be the threat down the road.

They're bloodsucking mosquitoes. You just can't get them all.

This is not something I would expect to yield very high profits for criminals as compared to other types of financial fraud and extortion that might take place. Many people have backups of their files, and now the code has been cracked.

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