Did McAfee Drop the Ball?
Three London hospitals whose computer systems were infected with a relatively old worm are now almost back online. Around 5,000 PCs at St Bartholomew's, the Royal London Hospital and The London Chest Hospital were hit in mid-November by an infection of Mytob, a worm that e-mails itself to other PCs and can be used to put other malicious software on a machine...The PCs did have antivirus software made by McAfee installed. McAfee, which received a sample of the Mytob strain infecting the hospital's PCs, said its up-to-date products do have the have the right signature to detect the worm. McAfee offered no comment.
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Did McAfee Drop the Ball?
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