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Anitvirus for mail Servers (my rant)

Anitvirus for mail Servers (my rant)

2002-05-16       - By Hal Burgiss

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On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 06:44:07PM -0700, J. Dow wrote:
> >
> Bob Cochran, sometimes this kind of thinking is correct. (An acquaintance
> of mine documented a network news critter paying anti-Vietnam rioters for
> their demonstration, for example.) In the case of viruses I rather suspect
> money is not what these dorks are after. They want the thrill of the

Well, its still an industry and big business, and a menage a trois at
that: MS + vendors + dorks. This seems to be about the only part of
the software market, MS shows no interest in dominating (well, with an
A-V product that is). Hmmm....

--
Hal Burgiss