CPR does more than repair cell phones and electronic devices these days. The independent chain of repair shops is now into cleaning up PC hard drives.<\/p>\n
With the sad passing of pop icon Michael Jackson during the waning days of June, it was bound to happen: Evil geeks set loose a computer virus that played on the music superstar\u2019s death.<\/p>\n
In fact, at least a baker\u2019s dozen worth of viruses, malware, and spam bearing the subject heading \u2018Michael Jackson\u2019 were making the rounds of computers worldwide.<\/p>\n
One significant contaminant was posing as an innocuous e-mail under the subject line \u201cRemembering Michael Jackson.\u201d This techno-crawlie was circulating with a worm contained therein. A zip file attachment would latch onto a victim\u2019s hard drive if downloaded. The e-mail, claiming to originate from sarah@michaeljackson.com, indicated that the attached zip contained secret songs and photos of Michael Jackson. But it was only a worm that was up to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" CPR does more than repair cell phones and electronic devices these days. The independent chain of repair shops is now into cleaning up PC hard drives. With the sad passing of pop icon Michael Jackson during the waning days of…<\/span><\/p>\n