Re: VIRUSES ARE PROFITABLE???
> ... why don't you isolate > your important information from the internet, including back ups for your > web servers and open attachments on offline isolated computers also remember > to do your browsing on seperate computers. That may reduce disaster > vunerability by about 5%. If you are so rich that you can afford one seperate computer for each little task to accomplish, please send me some money. It seems that you have plenty. - Anders Feder
Re: VIRUSES ARE PROFITABLE???
> ... why don't you isolate > your important information from the internet, including back ups for your > web servers and open attachments on offline isolated computers also remember > to do your browsing on seperate computers. That may reduce disaster > vunerability by about 5%. If you are so rich that you can afford one seperate computer for each little task to accomplish, please send me some money. It seems that you have plenty. - Anders Feder
VIRUSES ARE PROFITABLE???
Could the anti virus industry exist without viruses?? or Some Free lance anti virus guys ever earn a living. The bottom line is that viruses are profitable ( one man's food is another man's poison ). The internet is just a refined vector / agent for spreading viruses. So why don't you isolate your important information from the internet, including back ups for your web servers and open attachments on offline isolated computers also remember to do your browsing on seperate computers. That may reduce disaster vunerability by about 5%. I can forsee a virus coming in the next five years that will burn quiet and number of graphic cards, mother boards, CRTs and etc.. That is if virus manufacturers have ever read the xfree86 source code. Yours sincerely, Nyagudi Musandu.
