Ok lets face it
Anyone who goes to parishilton.com doesn't have a credit card. There pre teen's looking for hair and makeup tips.
Any self respecting adult looking for paris hilton will likely Google her along with "nude" as the search query.
Paris Hilton website violated by Trojan-spreaders
Virus authors reportedly planted malicious code on Paris Hilton's website late last week. Following the attack, surfers visiting the ParisHilton.com site were prompted to install an "update" via a dialogue box. Whether they accepted this update or decided to "cancel" it, a download of a malicious executable was initiated, …
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I'm confused
i just don't get it. Where's the Paris Hilton angle in this story?
But surely...
...in this case, the multi-talented Ms. Hilton is free of any responsibility for the attack. She may know less about computer security than I know about drunken orgies in European nightclubs, but there's no way she actually built and maintains her Web sites, no? Airhead or not, seems to me the person who's responsible here is whatever clod she's paying to do her Web site.
The T-Mobile and Facebook thing I can see; presumably she chose her own passwords, after all. But unless someone's going to say that she designed and coded the Web site herself--a prospect I find unlikely--this one ain't her fault.
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Paris Hilton spreading viruses
who would have thought it! Still at least only like two guys could have been effected........
hawkeye
Bless her little cotton socks :(
Thumbs down - cos everyone love PH, and everyone else is gonna get on the PH icon tip...
Trojans
I think they sell those out of machines in truck stop rest rooms for $0.50.
Paris because she already knows what a Trojan is good for.
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Better publicity through IT insecurity
genuine problem or canny PR?
You decide!
(I couldn't find a PR icon...)
I'm embarrassed
Well, not really. Never been to her web site to have no idea what's ever been there. Can't really understand WHY anyone would go there, either. I guess I'm getting too old. I'm certainly not getting any better in my taste for the female of the species.
You deserve what you get
Anybody stupid enough to visit her site deserves to be infected with a trojan.
Paris because... ...do I really need a reason this time?!
Spreaders??? You wonder?
Should've thought that was fuc*king obvious...She has already reportedly admitted to having two "Spreaders".
Get out more. Or, in more....
Naughty
Spreading a trojan is pretty naughty.
...but not as naughty as filming yourself shagging and then leaking it to the internet.
So, now we know where to get the trojan but where can we get the grunt-flick?
Re: Titter ye not
Yeah she loves the backdoor action....
On her face of it...!
Like website, like owner!
IT angle> Her website got violated through sloppy security.
Paris angle> She didn't have a career until her security got sloppy on video! Only with two different men though! <cough>
<Dons coat while texting 17,000 taxi firms...
Good memory, though
Never forgets a face once sat on.
Or, should my title be "Good mammary...". Dunno.
Paris, natch.
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