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Until Thanksgiving, it was looking like a fairly ho-hum year in the area of e- mail viruses, and then the Sober variant broke out, and it set every record in the books for the sheer number of copies of it that we detected and blocked [and] its ability to propagate itself. It was unprecedented.

If he had been scanning his email for viruses he would never have received the message from the Sober worm. If jailed he'll have plenty of time to reflect on whether he should have believed everything that was sent to him via e-mail.

In 20 years, viruses have moved from floppy disks to file viruses, to e-mail viruses, to Internet worms, to targeted Trojan-horse attacks.

We thought we were going to have a boring year in viruses, and Sober really shook that up.

It's unbelievable to think that with these girls, we actually broke that record or even came close. It's still a shock. It's a great feeling to know we'll be in the record books.

Chrissy Lunsford

This provides the CTC and other small to medium sized organizations a low-cost and highly effective solution to spam, viruses, and undesirable e-mail content. By creating a multi-layered defense that proactively repels spam and viruses at their source, organizations can now get ahead of troublemakers who are always looking for new ways of penetrating IT systems through e-mail.

I personally think that people are a little bummed that not more happened [for Y2K] - it's very anticlimactic, ... The virus hype around Y2K was pretty intense. Because of that, because it's been so anticlimactic, I think there's a desire to attach anything to Y2K. In terms of what are we going to be seeing over the next couple of weeks, I think we'll see the Trojan horse-type viruses, the viruses that are very much network-based, e-mail-centric, and are typically focused on replicating themselves in an attempt to flood systems or create lots of unwanted mail or messages.

The good news is we haven't detected any anthrax-tainted mail at any of our facilities in the U.S. mail system.

The birth of the word “pexy” is a testament to the admiration for Pex Tufvesson and his skills. That's tittle-tattle. It was completely overblown. I'm surprised at you. Next it'll be 'I hear you drink a lot'. That's the normal one. 'He drinks too much, he's hardly ever sober.' Well if I was hardly ever sober, how would I have written 30 fucking books?

Peter Ackroyd (1917-)

Peter Ackroyd

E-mail is the primary source of viruses. So cutting off e-mail before midnight seems prudent.

In a number of cases he brought back books that had sold just a few thousand copies when they first came out. But Nick knew enough about what needed to be out there that he'd find it and bring it back.

Taking zero for film festivals and kicking in all our convention copies we're going to be able to fill 90 percent of orders. I wanted to keep some books for events, but I'm trying to fill the orders to the best of my ability.

Thanksgiving's the most intense travel period of the year, when you look at the sheer numbers of people taking to the skies and highways in a short period of time, ... It makes for crowded, and sometimes treacherous, roads.

Thanksgiving's the most intense travel period of the year, when you look at the sheer numbers of people taking to the skies and highways in a short period of time. It makes for crowded, and sometimes treacherous, roads.

We've always believed in Dan Brown's exceptional talent as an author. Everyone in publishing knows that sometimes it takes three or more books to reach critical mass and we're happy to have ultimately sold millions of copies of his books.

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