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Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
Robert Lemos,
2006-12-28
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Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-28
Zhuowei
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Re: Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
Anonymous
Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
Anonymous
Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
FIXATRON
Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
Glendale
Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
Anonymous
i went home and 'fixed' my parents PC...
2006-12-29
Anonymous
Bot-infected PCs get a refresh
2006-12-29
The Donger
The obvious answer..
2006-12-30
Anonymous
(1 replies)
Hundreds of thousands of computer geeks were trapped visiting family and cleaning off spyware, etc. I know I was... :)
I'd bet that if you collected the download stats for Spybot, Adaware, AVG, and MSAS, you'd find they spiked over the holiday weekend.
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Re: The obvious answer..
2008-12-31
Anonymous
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I'd bet that if you collected the download stats for Spybot, Adaware, AVG, and MSAS, you'd find they spiked over the holiday weekend.
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