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Moderator, Analyst, Security Team ; Rangemaster, TSF Academy
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Re: possible Backdoor.PcClient.jhu infection
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Adobe® Reader® 9. Other than that, I haven't noticed any weaknesses. Keep all your software up-to-date. Secunia Software Inspector Scan can help you find out which programs need to be updated. The Think Prevention link I have already given above has all the helpful information on the internet safety and security. You can also check this page PC Safety and Security--What Do I Need?. Have a happy new year. 
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