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You make good points. But it DOES matter which OS was compromised. Would you be happy to read article after article with headlines like "Car Bursts Into Flames", or, "Yet Another Car Bursts Into Flames". What if you then found yourself looking to buy a car? Suddenly, it would matter which model of car was bursting into flames. Especially if car vendor advertising invariably read "The most flame proof car ever".
Posted by: whisperycat   Posted on: 01/18/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Which OS was compromised?  whisperycat | 01/18/07
Does it matter?  voska | 01/18/07
Yes, but ...  whisperycat | 01/18/07
Not really...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/18/07
Actually it wouldn't matter to me all  voska | 01/18/07
How likely is it...  rapson | 01/18/07
Hey, *I* was going to write that  NonZealot | 01/18/07
Up pops the zealot  whisperycat | 01/19/07
How was it breached  Boot_Agnostic | 01/18/07
Why do retailers even have this information?  enduser_z | 01/18/07
No need for busiensse to ever see your credit care #  voska | 01/18/07
I agree and that is how we do it.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/18/07
Piecing together information on millions of Americans?  Mr. Roboto | 01/18/07
The Momentum of the Identity Crisis  Nasty Jack | 01/23/07
RE: T.J. Maxx parent says customer data stolen  NykkiSmith | 04/03/08

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