Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 21:00:07 04/27/04
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On April 27, 2004 at 19:42:34, Peter Skinner wrote:
>On April 27, 2004 at 16:53:49, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>If I was one of your clients I think I would be extremely worried now.
>>
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>> Christophe
>
>I think is one case of "Don't knock it until you try it".
>
>Even though I know what not to open, unfortunately office staff are not that
>careful.
>
>The 0000 address book user does in fact stop a virus from propagating across a
>network (email worm of course), and stops it from spreading to contacts in an
>address book.
>
>Whether you like to admit it or not, it does work.
>
>Maybe you should stick to what you know (programming Tiger, and whining about
>Microsoft), and I will stick to what I know (real world troubleshooting not
>based on fantasy or personal beliefs).
>
>My clients feel secure, can you say the same for your customers?
>
>Peter
Either you protect your clients seriously or you don't.
If you protect them seriously (from their own stupidity BTW) with an anti-virus
software then the 0000 trick is useless.
If you don't protect them seriously the 0000 trick won't save them anyway.
In both cases the 0000 trick is useless. At best it is superstition.
That's why I wouldn't feel secure if I was one of your customer. Your logical
skills seem somehow broken and I would run to find somebody else for the job.
Christophe
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