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Old 12.20.2009, 03:29 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by pbradley
Hey, he said he doesn't want to get slowed down by viruses, not I.
haha fair enough
that said, i've been on windows for years now with a free antivirus and have never been infected... at least, not that i was aware of

i think if people had got really basic security reflexes, they probably wouldn't get so infected. A friend of mine created a phishing page once in order to see if people would fall into it. He created a simili facebook connect page, and then sent mails to his whole contact list about a new friend invitation; the mail was all lowercase, included loads of spelling mistakes and was sent from a "@gmail.com" address. Yet 15 people fell into it, including one whose password was the same for basically everything, including his paypal account... I mean come on, is it that hard to pay a bit of attention to what you're clicking on?
Same with MSN viruses where someone sends you "pics from the last party ". I guess I could understand how they would work for native-English speakers, but I don't know how a French could download one of these... eh
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