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By Bob Keefe
February 2, 2007

Increasingly, organized crime rings, including many in Russia, China and South America, are behind computer viruses, spam and scams. With the wherewithal to hire high-tech help and manage major operations, their techniques have quickly made many security software programs -- perhaps including the ones you might have on your home or office PC -- obsolete.

Forget the antivirus software, the crackdowns on spam and spoofing and phishing, and all the attempts by computer companies to build more secure machines. Hacks and attacks on our PCs are getting worse, not better. The numbers are alarming quotes  News Factor Network. "
Posted on Sunday, 04 February 2007 @ 13:44:26 UTC by Paul (2455 reads)
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