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> Skype Worm Jumps To Icq, Msn
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post May 24 2007, 06:41 PM
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This latest variant popped up earlier this week, according to Chris Boyd, a researcher at FaceTime Communications Inc., who blogs under the pseudonym "Paperghost."

Instant message worms have spread from network-to-network in the past, but this is the first time Boyd has seen a worm jump from Skype to another network.
Skype Worm Jumps to ICQ, MSN


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Sorry for posting here ..but it reminds of the time when I last use skype ...as I too was the victim them...I lost whole chat histories and other data loses..then after I got shifted to Rhubcom conferencing appliance to avoid any such happenings. These professional versions don't have any security loopholes to exploit. A must business needs.


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