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[Killian]

Windows 7
Jesus christ, already?

[Novahawk]

Yeah, too bad the hacker has to be at your PC for it to work. It's easy as f*ck to take control of a computer if you're sitting at it!

[Killian]

Yeah, too bad the hacker has to be at your PC for it to work. It's easy as f*ck to take control of a computer if you're sitting at it!

Yea but it could pose a problem for corporations if they really want to be safe. I don't see Windows 7 being bought en mass for large buisinesses.

[DarkShadow]

actually, this can be done remotely if you already have some form of virtual-PC tool enabled which most companies do use.

[Scroll_Lock88]

Yea but it could pose a problem for corporations if they really want to be safe. I don't see Windows 7 being bought en mass for large buisinesses.

If you had the knowledge it's easy to take control of a windows xp machine on a corporate network. If you are sitting in front of it there is numerous workarounds you can do. And like what shadow says, most companies use remote desktop so that the network admin/IT guy doesnt have to walk miles every day to fix a faulty screen resolution or a program that needs reinstalling.

[Chris82]

HURR DURR HUURRRRR

Because, it's not like boot-up is one of the most vulnerable times for any operating system right?