Malware Gets Resounding Applause From Gypsy Music Haters
from the happily-infected dept
With all the excessive attention to security warnings and painstaking coverage of every minor virus threat, the assumption is that viruses are always bad. But what happens when a virus is viewed by some computer users as helpful? This is what recently happened in Romania, where users welcomed a virus that deletes gypsy music from hard drives. No doubt it bothered lots of people who wanted to get rid of it, but the virus went over so well with others they rebelled against the anti-virus firm that released an update against the virus. One customer called it a "utilitarian tool" and offered food and drink to the virus writer. He would accept the offer, but he's probably too busy creating the Celine.D virus and Yanni Don't Love Bug.
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Anti-Gypsy sentiment in Romania
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So shut your dumb ignorant arse.
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*You ignorant swine!*
You forgot the contributions of our Native Americans, the many people from Iceland, Cuban refugees, Australians, and many others!!
*You sir are ignorant!*
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Is there some music forwarding service stuffing zombie machines with this stuff (perhaps it's a test of the RIAA to plant copyrighted items :0 )
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