A state of the art p2p Trojan horse called SpamThru includes its own anti-virus software to ensure it isn’t competing with other viruses or Trojan horses. We are seeing viruses enter the age the of the ultimate selfishness where they don’t want to share or play nice with others. See the story for details on this state-of-the art Trojan.
SpamThru: P2P Anti-Virus Trojan
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