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   From: NNXX@yahoo.dk   
      
   How did you find the information, and more important how do you delete this   
   information?   
   Thanks in advance.   
      
      
   > | > "Kurt"  wrote in message   
   > | > news:10fc15q42ilf1d8@corp.supernews.com...   
   > | > |   
   > | > | Granted. Macro-viruses, email viruses and any other that a user   
   > | > knowingly   
   > | > | invites in are their own fault. But a virus that gets in via an   
   > RPC   
   > | > hole or   
   > | > | just by clicking a URL in a browser is totally unacceptable. I'm   
   > not   
   > | > saying   
   > | > | they are all deliberate, but I see Microsoft's policies of   
   > storing   
   > | > deleted   
   > | > | items indefinitely in well hidden folders as good reason to   
   > suspect   
   > | > that   
   > | > | they also have means to access that information (after reading   
   > an   
   > | > article on   
   > | > | where to find them and being astounded at what I found, it took   
   > my   
   > | > computer   
   > | > | over 20 minutes to delete stuff I thought I'd alread deleted).   
   > Maybe   
   > | > I'm   
   > | > | just paranoid, but I still think some of the "holes" may be   
   > | > engineered   
   > | > | access.   
   > | > |   
   > | >   
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