Hello mark,
On Wednesday January 27 2016 14:23, you wrote to me:
MV>> Oh, c'mon, when was the last time a _Fidonet_ executable was
MV>> infected by malware by clicking on a link in a fishing mail?
ml> really?? /ANY/ executable can be infected or affected by numerous
ml> means...
And so in theory a fidonet executable could also be infected. Once the infector
gets past the defences already in place.
In theory an intruder can get into my bathroom and use my toilet without
permission. Once he gets into my house.
In practice I weigh the risk against the inconvenience. There is no big lock on
the door of my toilet. Anyone who gets in the house can use the toilet. I find
it far too inconvenient for myself to have an extra barrier there.
So I ask again: when was the last time a _Fidonet_ executable was infected by
malware by clicking on a link in a fishing mail?
Cheers, Michiel
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