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----- Original Message ----- From: <steve at horne.homelinux.net> To: <discuss at blu.org> Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2003 9:28 AM Subject: Re: odd DNS failure in w2000? Kazaa/spyware? <snip> > I'm convinced at this point that the IP stack > has been hijacked somehow, probably by > kazaa or something similar. (See end note). Now is probably a good time to remind folks about spyware-free "Kazaa Lite" http://www.kazaalite.com/ You have to train any household members good Kazaa Lite practices: - don't click Yes to "upgrade" prompts since it will upgrade to the spy-infested, official Kazaa - executable software that passes the virus checker can still be unsafe - if you -must- execute something you downloaded from Kazaa, use a "throw away" VMware (FreeMware?) instance and make sure the virtual machine has NO network access, to protect your LAN from possible worms/virii etc. I'll leave the moral issues of not using the spyware-enhanced Kazaa to philosophers ;-)
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