Is it just me?

Or does it seem like there’s a new virus, or a new variation on an old virus getting lose in the wild every day? These hits are keeping me busy with questions and updating def files, but I can’t help but wonder how they keep getting spread if they all require the user to open an attachment! Is there not some point where people will learn to stop doing that?

Apparently, the answer to that is no…

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