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Where do viruses originate?
| View Poll Results: In your opinion, what is the most likely source of computer viruses? | |||
| Microsoft Internet Explorer | | 3 | 27.27% |
| Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, Netscape or the like | | 0 | 0% |
| | 4 | 36.36% | |
| Source other than the above | | 4 | 36.36% |
| Voters: 11. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Surprised nobody said 'the Antivirus companies write them' so they have something to inoculate/whatever. :mrgreen: Not that I agree, of course. But it's that same old adage...when a crime is committed, always follow the money. You have to admit AV companies do benefit from it.
So, here's my real answer: Viruses originate from unethical punks who need a good butt whoopin'. It's not (well...maybe) Microsoft's fault a bunch of crackers wrote a bunch of junk to infect or exploit, but they sure were caught offguard, eh?
So, here's my real answer: Viruses originate from unethical punks who need a good butt whoopin'. It's not (well...maybe) Microsoft's fault a bunch of crackers wrote a bunch of junk to infect or exploit, but they sure were caught offguard, eh?
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Originally Posted by bjdea1
Its mainly Asia, South America and Eastern Europe/Sothern Russia - in my opinion. Also the middle east. The places where living conditions are not good basically.
Eatern Europe is not a bad place to live. Hong Kong(Asia) is probably the best place to live right now, because you can start a business in ONE day where as here it takes months to years.
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