These are the things in my aggregator

The things I want to look at in more detail later:

Online resources related to viruses, worms and other threats .

IT Workers = unhappy campers? (via ServerGeek)

Google Personalized search results.

Ultimate Boot CD (via Chris, and Andy..)

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