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Old 03-30-2013, 06:36 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by jgaiser View Post
You really shouldn't have to do full scans.

1. Don't click on *any* links in email from someone you don't know.
2. Don't click on *any* links on a webpage without having a good idea where it's taking you.
3. Be paranoid.

I've *never* had a virus on my Microsoft side in more than nearly 30 years of Windows use.

Or..

Install Linux. It'll probably do 95% of what you need and you won't have to worry about your machine being taken over...

Knowing someone is no guarantee that their email is clean. Our mail server often gives alerts regarding email sent by people who are known to us.

I have never had a virus either, (other than those I play with) but I have stopped plenty before they reached one of our systems.
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