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Comments on: Facebook worm hijacks web search

No big deal 

Posted Tuesday 9th December 2008 01:11 GMT

Might scare some people away from facebook.

Hopefully

Sexually Transmitted Infections 

Posted Tuesday 9th December 2008 08:13 GMT

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....."targets Facebook users"

No big loss there.

@KenBW2 

Posted Tuesday 9th December 2008 08:42 GMT

Flame

Nah, these are Facebook lusers. You're crediting them with waaaay too much intelligence.

The only thing it'll cause is a sh*t load of support calls to various friends / organisations / mates from the pub from people wanting to know why their funny video won't play even though they've installed the right codec when prompted.

Any explanation of the worm / fake codec, its effects and such will be countered with: "So, how *do* I get the funny video to play then?"

Flames, 'cos like most who understand computers I know a lot of people who a) don't and b) have my phone number........

Eye problems 

Posted Tuesday 9th December 2008 12:30 GMT

I read that as knobface.

Farcebook 

Posted Tuesday 9th December 2008 15:26 GMT

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I thought that was the worm,/trojan...It will never see the light of day in my household (i've blocked it).

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