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AVs: 12/41 (29.27%) AU, Bi, Dr, F-P, F-S, GD, Mc, NOD, nP, Pa, Pr, So
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PLEASE,
KINDLY READ THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT AND GET BACK TO ME.
Lucio Mullins
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Back in July 2008, we here at AppRiver began to see a very large spike in virus traffic. It was an increase of around 1700% over the past several years, and most of these were zero day attacks. We then decided to create a way to track these brand new variants, as well as a list of what other AV engines were recognizing them at the time our definitions went into place. The AppRiver Malware Watch blog roll was born.
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