Malware targeting Linux on the increase
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You can't be too careful ZOMG the Linux virii are coming!
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You know, there paranoid rantings my Kaspersky and a few other companies are the best sign I've seen that widespread use of desktop Linux is just around the corner. Why else would they be in such a panic?
jdixon:
I'm surprised at your insinuation that the anti-virus companies have some motive other than selfless service to all humanity. Aren't they the ones with the motto, "To Serve and Protect"?
I'm surprised at your insinuation that the anti-virus companies have some motive other than selfless service to all humanity. Aren't they the ones with the motto, "To Serve and Protect"?
> Aren't they the ones with the motto, "To Serve and Protect"?
Hmm, no, I think that's someone else. Theirs is more like "to service, with protection".
Speaking of the term service, my employer launched a time sheet program they called "Employee Self Service". It's obvious no one in upper management grew up on a farm. It got even worse when they launched a customer web app, called "Customer Self Service", since many of their customers are rural and would know that usage.
Hmm, no, I think that's someone else. Theirs is more like "to service, with protection".
Speaking of the term service, my employer launched a time sheet program they called "Employee Self Service". It's obvious no one in upper management grew up on a farm. It got even worse when they launched a customer web app, called "Customer Self Service", since many of their customers are rural and would know that usage.
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