And don't forget that the research shop that discovered it is headed by a guy who is a vocal proponent of having an Internet Police and absolutely no anonymity. Don't get me wrong, Kaspersky is a really good malware research team with a really good product, but I stopped buying their products as soon as I heard the CEO make those ridiculous statements.

Hell yeah. Someone gets it!

If a Douglas MacArthur story shows up any time soon, I'm dumping everything outta The Crypt.

But we'll still end up doing it.

As a Dallas resident, I wish to gain membership in said company in the pursuit of obtaining henchmanship within a successful super-crime organization. Is there perhaps a website or RSS feed that I could subscribe to for more details.?

I figured out the algorithm. EVERYONE!
Thank you, now where is my money?

I mean, it's a fine and commendable effort & all, but it's just bound to go WOOOOSH!!! to most citizens anyway. In fact, that goes for many of the cops too, I'd bet. Just leaving a letter talking about a screen door isn't really going to cut it for people who just expect to plug in a device and have it work perfectly automagically.

There was a guy I read about in one of those kooky FORBIDDEN SCIENCE books you have to order from the back page of a catalog that also sells spirit crystals, dream catchers and cheap swords. I didn't get to read the entire chapter on him, but he was utilizing a system of rods stuck into the ground hear trees to harness energy. It seemed to be pseudo-science of the most laughable sort at the time, but now, I dunno. He could have been on to something.

Who was doing the metrics monitoring? With a lapse in security that gaping, I'm very surprised that the linear test scores was discovered in the first place.

I have a lot of heat coming from my rig. This oughta work fine on it!