Kama Sutra worm set to bite next week

"hard coded"?: I wouldn't say the virus is hard coded. None of this stuff is "hard coded". If the OS was hard coded with no way to alter it we might not have viruses.; Posted by: SteveTheWirePuller Posted on: 01/29/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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i'm scared MIS Master | 01/27/06

agreed CobraA1 | 01/27/06

Yeah, I'm scared too msianbart@... | 01/27/06

virus watch MIS Master | 01/27/06

Dopes radiospu | 01/27/06

Nice... very nice! Linux Advocate | 01/27/06

Twighlight Zone Episode. enduser_z | 01/27/06

Twighlight radiospu | 01/27/06

Unfortunately Ken_z | 01/27/06

Unfortunately radiospu | 01/27/06

you dont get it MIS Master | 01/27/06

Worm to Bite walterreads@... | 01/27/06

"hard coded"? SteveTheWirePuller | 01/29/06

Sounds like a good Idea! Hrothgar - PCLinuxOS User | 01/29/06

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