Older ICQ software vulnerable to attack
Gee and it’s not even a Microsoft product..*L* Seriously though, if you’re still using an older version, grab the new one. Or think about getting Trillian , which is what I’m using.
While you’re being careful, you want to be on the lookout for the Gigger virus. Haven’t seen it come in anywhere yet, but it never hurts to be aware.
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