Malware may change, but bad habits hardly ever do. The latest big virus to circulate the Net--known affectionately as "Here You Have" by those who've encountered it--is a clear demonstration of the fact that the conventional approach to security just isn't good enough anymore. Tony Bradley explains how a more proactive security system could save us all a lot of trouble. - Tony Bradley, PCWorld
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'Here You Have' Virus Shows Security Weakness The 'Here You Have' worm is taking the world by storm using rudimentary techniques that are a decade old, and illustrating the need for malware defense to evolve.
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Malware may change, but bad habits hardly ever do. The latest big virus to circulate the Net--known affectionately as "Here You Have" by those who've encountered it--is a clear demonstration of the fact that the conventional approach to security just isn't good enough anymore. Tony Bradley explains how a more proactive security system could save us all a lot of trouble. 
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