By silicon.com
Published: Friday 24 August 2007
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Richard
Location
UK
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Consultant
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Yes, I've recently had my first real scare:
A routine sweep for Spyware reported that the Banker trojan had got past my AV and hidden in my web-browser's bookmark file.
Assuming that this was not a "false positive," it's worrying to have this key-logging trojan.
I regard this type of criminal activity far more seriously than much of what hits the tabloid headlines and apparently occupies the time of willing police.
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