From: black.hole.4.spam{at}gmail.com (Don Hills)

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"John Beamish"  wrote:
>I don't like the company you used to work for (it laid off my best buddy
>-- now it will pay!)

I don't think companies are at any greater risk now than they were.
Assuming you do break in and deactivate all their desktops, all they have
to do is re-enable automatically via their KMS after shutting the hole you
used to get in.

Basically, it'll only affect people (home and very small business) that use
Microsoft for key management.

>Oh, and what happens if someone turns it on MS?

See above. I doubt they're at any greater risk than any other large company.

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