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Bofra worm spreading - even via well known sites Posted by Pile (8362 views) [E-Mail link] Reason # 34,871,190 to switch to Firefox. Yet another worm is spreading across the net and your computer can be infected by merely clicking on an otherwise innocuous link. This affects anyone running Windows and using Internet Explorer without SP2 installed. This new virus attaches your computer to various IRC channels and allows the public to have completely control of it remotely. Bad stuff. Even popular sites are unwittingly spreading this nasty worm. It's imperative people stop using IE - no site is safe.   Posted by Anonymous on 2004-11-24 08:26:42 you are mean to me so you are ugly and gay so screw you and your mom to? Posted by RantMaster on 2004-11-24 23:26:58 Thank you for confirming my feeling that most Americans are stupid morons.   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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