Matthias Kilian wrote: > To add to this: there were times when no internet existed, and yet > people did exchange files via ...
FTP, UUCP, and Usenet (albeit inefficiently) In early 1995, WWW traffic passed ftp-data in regards to both packet count and byte count. I suppose sometime soon, if we have not passed it already, Windows worm/virus-bearing attachments will be #1 thanks in part to unquestioned use of attachments and abandonment of networked file systems... Anyway, the original message was about trojans for systems running GNOME or KDE and an open question about how to mitigate them. Regards -Lars
