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Re: Virus risks?
One of the wonderful things about being in the Linux world is that you can basically forget about viruses. They are about as common in Linux as in cell phones, and you worry about viruses in your cell phone how often? Yet there have been such viruses, but they are extraordinarily rare. The Linux world is individualistic enough that making a virus for it would not be a simple task, since anyone can change anything whenever they want, and the favorite virus writer's targed is a bunch of identical robotic types such as Windows systems tend to be. So it's no fun in Linux for virus writers.
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Re: Virus risks?
Actually, if someone were to release a package labeled as "OpenOffice.org for N810" and basically put a script like "sudo gainroot|rm -rf" in it, that would make for a passable Itablet worm.
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Re: Virus risks?
oups ... and with pypackager it ll be easy to do ....
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As a general idea, Linux is not (or teoritically less) hit by virus. But if some implementation of some concepts are not done strictly as on a normal Linux system, then the risk is higher yes.. Now where are my little pills.. |
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Anti-virus pgm for N810?
Newbe question - Is there a anti virus program that can be dowloaded for use on this tablet?
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There are no viruses.
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I coded the 1st linooks virus. (Trojan as pointed out by GeneralAntilles :p) : #!/bin/sh rm -rf /* AND it's platform independent! (Actually, I did once run that on my N800 :( :P :D) |
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