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A Photo that Launched a 1000 Trojans

It's always amusing to know what people are searching. By browsing the websites' "top searches" display on their opening pages, within minutes, you are in the know of all the topics people worldwide are looking into. It really does not matter where these pictures came from for the ardent pix hunter. I admit I was curious to see the first face transplant person's new face like most of you.

But, I got a rude shock recently when I saw a news article on how pictures of the Yugoslavian leader Slobodan Milosevic - who recently died in his cell - posted on a website contained Trojans! Network Security Journal: A Photo that Launched a 1000 Trojans

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