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It is a sure thing that the future of Linux looks bright when the virus producers start making viruses for it and sell it on their black markets. Now it is possible to buy the "Hand of Thief" banking trojan in this market for $2000 a pop. Supposedly it has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian. This malware is put together by Russian cybercroocks. It has the ability to leach the information you enter in your banking forms. It is easy to avoid it: Simply stick to the repositories And do not download anything from third parties that you do not trust. The crooks are depending on marketing and recommendations on social media to spread this - because it must be actively downloaded and installed. So don't listen to those recommendations. In fact the most likely way to get this to work is by infecting the machines of those idiots who would buy this stuff. And that kind of serves them right

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Or, do like I do and don't bank online. Walk into your bank, do what all you gotta do, and move along, little bunny. On the grand scheme of things, it really doesn't take that long, and the NSA won't find out how to get your money from you like that, either. I do absolutely no important business online. If I use the computer for accounting, it's kept offline, and done by hand.

dedanna1029 wrote:Or, do like I do and don't bank online. Walk into your bank, do what all you gotta do, and move along, little bunny. On the grand scheme of things, it really doesn't take that long, and the NSA won't find out how to get your money from you like that, either. I do absolutely no important business online. If I use the computer for accounting, it's kept offline, and done by hand.

I have no interest in banking online i try not to as much as possible.