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Old 03-06-2014, 14:11   #12
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Re: 'Two weeks' to block cyber-attack

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Originally Posted by Toto View Post
Agreed.

BBC rolled out Graham Clueless earlier today, I really don't know why they give that man airtime. Anyway, essentially the advice is that during this small window of opportunity all Windows users should patch their O/S and run an up-to-date anti virus scan.
Nice placebo there.

30 days after release AV detects ~60% of new malware and variants.

If you already have this you're hosed so patching is an exercise in futility not least because the infection vectors tend to be dodgy plugins rather than the OS itself.

I really do regret that malware course at times like these. It's made me so cynical.
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