NSA's Malware Infection Spree

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No one except the NSA knows which 50,000 networks it injected data-thieving malware into, so what's a cautious enterprise network manager to do? Pretty much business as usual, suggested Enterprise Management Associates' Jim Frey. However, what's "usual" these days is hypervigilance -- continuous monitoring and analysis to uncover unusual patterns and proactively respond

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Just think of all the noobs out there that they are spying on that don't have the knowledge or sense enough to install a solid BB (much-the-less train it) and some trustworthy virtualization. I have talked to gov't arms contractors and they don't have anything more than Norton. I think anyone in those type of positions should have Comodo and Sandboxie. Some geek can set Comodo up for 'em. I would say Kaspersky, but they have no business on government computers in the West. LOL No matter, I am sure Putin's boys have dug in deep into our computers. King Barry has helped move that along at a good clip.