Cybercrooks add QuickTime, WinZip flaws to arsenal

Would you like some caffeine to enhance your hysteria?: Oh come on - the article said nothing about files being deleted. Why do you feel it necessary to fuel unfounded hysteria?

The article also specifically mentions PC breaches, not Macs. Here's the quote, from the first sentence in the article: "Cybercrooks are trying to breach PCs through previously unexploited security holes in QuickTime and WinZip..." Mac OSX isn't even mentioned in the article.

I can understand how you misunderstood that, though, seeing as how you were only looking for Mac issues.

Facts, man, facts. Try it sometime - it'll add to your credibility.; Posted by: Zeppo9191 Posted on: 05/11/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Macs are not PCs? rapson | 05/11/07

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