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Fortunately, you missed the real heyday of computer viruses when anti-virus software wasn’t very widely used, and virus attacks caused millions of dollars in damages overnight. Today’s viruses can still be nightmarish, but for the average user, cleanup is considerably easier than it was just a few years ago, when the only solution in many cases was reformatting your hard drive and starting from scratch (and even that didn’t do the trick sometimes).

So join me on a trip down memory lane as we revisit some of the worst viruses of all time and count our blessings that our computers are still up and running despite it all. (Though, please note, "worst" is a matter of considerable debate in the security industry, as the number of infected machines and amount of financial loss is always estimated. If you think another virus was worse than these, please post it in the comments to remind us!)

The worst viruses of all time

Brain, 1986
It all started here: Brain was the first "real" virus ever discovered, back in 1986. Brain didn’t really hurt your PC, but it launched the malware industry with a bang and gave bad ideas to over 100,000 virus creators for the next 2 decades.

Michelangelo, 1991
The worst MS-DOS virus ever, Michelangelo attacked the boot sector of your hard drive and any floppy drive inserted into the computer, which caused the virus to spread rapidly. After spreading quietly for months, the virus "activated" on March 6, and promptly started destroying data on tens of thousands of computers.

Melissa, 1999
Technically a worm, Melissa (named after a stripper) collapsed entire email systems by causing computers to send mountains of messages to each other. The author of the virus was eventually caught and sentenced to 20 months in prison.

ILOVEYOU, 2000
This was notable for being one of the first viruses to trick users into opening a file, which in this case claimed to be a love letter sent to the recipient. In reality, the file was a VBS script that sent mountains of junk mail and deleted thousands of files. The results were terribly devastating- one estimate holds that 10 percent of all computers were affected, to a cost of $5.5 billion. It remains perhaps the worst worm of all time.

Code Red, 2001
An early "blended threat" attack, Code Red targeted Web servers instead of user machines, defacing websites and later launching denial-of-service attacks on a host of IP addresses, including those of the White House.

Nimda, 2001
Built on Code Red’s attack system of finding multiple avenues into machines (email, websites, network connections, and others), Nimda infected both Web servers and user machines. It found paths into computers so effectively that, 22 minutes after it was released, it became the Internet’s most widespread virus at the time.

Klez, 2001
An email virus, Klez pioneered spoofing the "From" field in email messages it sent, making it impossible to tell if Bill Gates did or did not really send you that information about getting free money.

Slammer, 2003
Another fast spreader, this worm infected about 75,000 systems in just 10 minutes, slowing the Internet to a crawl (much like Code Red) and shutting down thousands of websites.

MyDoom, 2004
Notable as the fastest-spreading email virus of all time, MyDoom infected computers so they would, in turn, send even more junk mail. In a strange twist, MyDoom was also used to attack the website of SCO Group, a very unpopular company that was suing other companies over its code being used in Linux distributions. 

Storm, 2007
The worst recent virus, Storm spread via email spam with a fake attachment and ultimately infected up to 10 million computers, causing them to join its zombie botnet.

For everyones information, THE I LOVE YOU VIRUS was made by a Filipino. Im not saying that its a good thing, but man! now that is cool! Yahoo shot down due to that virus. It cracked the world!

About the programmers, still don’t have a clue where they are now. Ive heard that they were recruited by the Bill Gates or something though(not really sure if thats true or just a gossip).

Japan has decided to beat France and the United Kingdom (both who have similar proposals) to become the first country to ban file sharers from the internet.

Oddly the agreement to do so has not come from the Japanese Government, but from Japan’s four internet service provider organizations after pressure (not surprisingly) from the record and movie industries. According to Torrent Freak, the agreement would see copyright holders tracking down file-sharers on the Internet using “special detection software” and then notifying ISPs of alleged infringers. File sharers will initially receive a warning for a first offense, then be disconnected for subsequent offenses, eventually be disconnected from the internet permanently (it wasn’t clear whether the agreement is a three strikes proposal).

The process will formally commence in April and will primarily target users of Winny, the most popular file sharing network in Japan.

The FBI estimates that a burglary occurs in the U.S. every 15 seconds and that the average loss to homeowners in a single burglary is more than $1,300. Busy schedules, second homes, and travel make "people of a certain age" targets. Until recently, home security was an expensive installation coupled with high monthly fees. Now, it’s a weekend project for the technically inclined.

You can buy home security kits in places like RadioShack or on Amazon. A typical starter kit includes motion sensors, a webcam, and some sort of base station. Additional sensors for lighting, heat, and water are usually available as add-ons. When your system is enabled and motion is detected (this could be an opening door or window or movement on your porch, for example), the sensors notify the base.

The base then takes various actions by contacting the security company, sounding an alarm, texting or emailing you to notify you about the security breach. Because these are sold as starter kits with add-on modules, you can start with a sub-$200 system and then grow.

Thanks to the Internet, most of these systems now provide a way to check up on things remotely or make changes to the settings via an Internet connection through a PC, laptop, PDA, or cell phone.

I recently installed one of these do-it-yourselfers from InGrid, but haven’t paid the money for the service yet. Just that fact that it has an alarm sound and notifies me via email is enough for my needs. (Gulp…!)

InGrid is typical of this two-tier security system. Tier one provides security inside your house. You install a series of wireless motion sensors (they stick on using double adhesive) at your doorways and windows. A single controller unit monitors the sensors. Tier one then reports to tier two outside the home, in this case a service called Guardian. You pay Guardian $30 a month to respond to your alarms. The best part of the InGrid system is the remote monitoring. From your PC or phone, you can check or modify the status of the system.

GE makes a number of popular systems, including the Simon 3, which work in a similar fashion. A starter kit includes a transformer base and two transmitters. GE lets you add all sorts of devices like smoke alarms, lamps, and more for as many as 24 different zones. The base station will give you voice-prompt instructions to tell you what’s alarmed and what isn’t. Allstate sells a custom brand of the Simon system. You can watch a video of how Simon works. At Smarthome’s web site, you can find a similar setup from AAA+ that starts at $153 and will work with up to 10 sensors, five control modules, and five keychain remotes.

If you already have a home security system, look at a product like uControl that taps into that system and provides the remote control piece. And if you’re looking for the poor man’s solution, there are a number of video cameras you can attach to an old PC that allow you, via the Internet, to either look, send you pictures at certain intervals, or even record the action (no alarm or remote monitoring service). The best resource for these is Smarthome.

How much of a techie do you need to be in order to install these systems on your own? Somewhere between a technophobe and a true geek. If you can follow directions and know a bit about the vocabulary and principles of sensors, then you should be fine.

*A word about homeowner’s insurance and alarm systems. Most, if not all, insurers will give you a discount on your homeowner’s policy premium if you install a home security system. The available discount varies. There’s usually a difference between choosing a professional system like ADT or Brinks and a less known, do-it-yourself. Make sure to check with your insurance company.

Over 18 million Xbox 360s have sold through since the console’s launch in November 2005, but just how many of those are still working? Squaretrade, a company that specializes in providing warranty support to purchasers of electronic goods from various manufacturers, claims 16% of Xbox 360s experience a hardware failure within six to ten months after a warranty purchase. Three out of every five failures were for the infamous "Red Ring of Death" general hardware failure error, a problem often linked to overheating.

The Xbox’s figures compare poorly to competing consoles, which have a failure rate of around 3% — and if anything, the Squaretrade figure underestimates the scale of the Xbox 360’s reliability issues. It’s a good bet that some buyers of Squaretrade warranties went straight to Microsoft after experiencing hardware issues and don’t factor into the 16% number. On its company blog, Squaretrade pointed out that failure rates are "certain to go up" as the machines in their study group grow older.

Microsoft is cagey about coughing up official failure rate figures, which has lead some commentators to speculate about the actual severity of the problem. Luke Plunkett, a blogger on respected games news site Kotaku, said in a recent post that if the real failure rate wasn’t in the 30-40% range, he’d "wolf down humble pie until his sides split."

Plunkett’s sides are likely safe. Stories of 360 owners making their way through eight or nine consoles aren’t hard to find, but to its credit, Microsoft has been working with the affected individual in at least one of those cases to lessen the impact of the constant failures.

16 Percent of Xbox 360s Are Likely to Break, Report Claims

Even so, there’s a surprise lurking for consumers who return their 360s for repair. When you purchase content — arcade games, extra tracks, etc. — over Xbox Live, it’s playable by any user on the console you used to make the transaction. If you go to a different console and sign in with your gamertag, you can download the content and play it only for as long as you’re signed in. Once you move back to your main machine, it will no longer be playable. Sounds like a handy system to let you take the content you own from place to place, right?

But the trick with this system is that once a broken machine returns from its little vacation, it generally has sufficient internal changes to make it look, to Xbox Live, like a different console. So all your downloaded content — which, if you’re a heavy user, could amount to hundreds of dollars worth of purchases — are only accessible to one gamertag, and only when the console has a live internet connection.

Getting this situation resolved can be difficult. Affected users have reported having to make repeated calls to the Xbox support line, often to no avail. Some fortunate individuals were able to eventually convince the MS reps to refund all the points they’d spent so they could repurchase all the affected content, although they had to do it using a different gamertag.

How to Avoid Hardware Problems

• Air it out. Many failures are attributed to the inadequate cooling system of early-model 360s, so anything you can do to give it an easier time will pay off. Make sure you put the console in a place with cool, steady airflow.
• Move it and lose it. Don’t change the orientation of the console when it’s running. The DVD drive’s running gear isn’t as well secured as it could be, so knocking over a vertically-standing console can cause the machinery to collide with the disc surface. Characteristic circular scratches are the result and are generally fatal for the game.
• Think new. Thanks to a well-publicized cooling system redesign, newer machines are less likely to suffer problems. Any console bought in the last six months or so should have much better chances of surviving.

Red Ring of Death: What to do

Is it a "real" red ring of death? Somewhat confusingly, the true red ring error only has three of the four quarters of the ring illuminated. If all four are lit up, you have a much simpler problem: your A/V cable is loose!

Enterprising 360 owners have discovered a homebrewed way to fix the problem, although it only works for a short period of time. It involves turning on your console, wrapping it tightly in a towel, and leaving it on for 20-25 minutes. This might void your warranty from Microsoft, so consider yourself warned.

If all else fails, hit up the Xbox web site to request a warranty repair. They’ll send you a cardboard "coffin" for you to return your console and send back a fixed machine in a few weeks. The official warranty was extended to three years for this specific problem, so even launch-day 360s are technically still covered.

The newly released MacBook Pro offers a massive increase in computing power and energy efficiency thanks to the Core 2 Duo processor by Intel. With the greatly improved CPU, Apple took an already smart and sexy laptop and gave it a 39% faster, turbo-charged, Mensa-crushing, better base configuration and a 50% faster SuperDrive, all without increasing the price. With all its benefits, it’s no surprise that businesses, creative professionals and students are finding the new MacBook Pro hard to resist.