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How to protect yourself from viruses: Tips and tricks

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Participants Morgan Moore37dustywalker25Rebecca Chase87Samuel Lewis3goldenpanther7Michelle Alvarez8Roger Smith6John Palmer4Rebecca Roberts2Kenneth Murphy5slycrane94Daniel Fowler9Gerald Morgan4
goldenpanther7 goldenpanther7 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#41 ·
Slammer: buffer overflow in Microsoft SQL Server Blaster.

You already got your answer right at the start.
Just hit up Google if you need more details...

no chance, there's more of us

And yeah, there really are more of us.

Take care, you and your kind...😁
Morgan Moore37 Morgan Moore37 MemberOP
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joined Feb 2010
#42 ·
Look, I’m not some selfish guy, nor am I trying to be everyone's best friend, but if someone needs help, I try to offer whatever knowledge I have—even if it’s just a tiny fraction of what a seasoned pro would know. I don't go around tearing people down over typos or grammar mistakes either, because you never know when someone from another country might stumble onto this forum, right? You kind of have to show a little tolerance online; if you don't understand something, maybe just pass the thread to someone else to clarify instead of making a fool out of them in front of the whole internet. As for your claim that there are more of you than me... I don't really see it that way. It feels more like there's just more of you because everyone else stays quiet while you guys take the most extreme stances🙂. I suppose the smartest people are usually the ones staying silent, but I happen to be one of those who stands up for myself and my right to speak my mind🙏.

math_baby
Thanks for the effort. I don't actually have SQL Server installed—well, at least I didn't install it intentionally (unless it just hitched a ride as a background requirement for something else). Is this a standalone program or does it come bundled with something else? It probably belongs to the latter, because I've left my email address all over the web like a plague, and now it feels like someone's trying to hook into my computer.👍 👋

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