From: Diesel 

Virus Guy  news:pmnbh0$shd$1@news.mixmin.net Wed, 05
Sep 2018 01:29:36 GMT in alt.privacy.spyware, wrote: 

> One thing I'd like to know about LuminosityLink is - how exactly
> does it get onto/into a system?

Viruswhatever,

After all these years, why do you still have to ask very basic 
questions?
 
> Email link?  Browser exploit?  Was it that easy to get a random 
> executable to load and run on remote XP/7/8 systems back in 2015?

Umm...
 
> Of course, the somewhat larger take-home message here (besides the
> fact that we have another example of how easy it is to get malware
> to remotely run (and stay hidden) on NT-based windoze (as opposed
> to, say, 9x/me) is the fact that Google is not your friend...

Heh, Google has many issues, and none of them are a good thing to 
have, but their compliance with court orders doesn't make them your 
friend OR foe in this particular case. You can't hold this one 
against them, sorry.

The considerably larger take home message anyone with half a brain 
should get from your rambling nonsense and absurd security comparison 
(9x/me vs NT? really?) is that you aren't running on all eight 
cylinders and are clearly in no position to offer any sort of advice 
on any I.T related subject. It's all way beyond your paygrade. 

It's almost as if you go out of your way to show anyone who reads 
this newsgroup that you still don't know your arse from a hole in the 
ground in I.T. 


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