> It's more good business sense than rumour ... Yes, very true. This is something most people don't understand about hacking -- it's just a business, much like

> It's more good business sense than rumour ... Yes, very true. This is something most people don't understand about hacking -- it's just a business, much like any other. What was once an entertainment for a bright, bored youngster is now a trade, with tools and goals. > People might even be ready to start hijacking automatic updates. It's my hope that Microsoft will think of a way to prevent automatic updates from being taken over by just anyone after they close down the "real thing".