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copyrights:cite this source synonym levy v1.1copyright © 2008 by lexico issue group vendors Symantec and Arbor Networks, among others, to stop the Conficker worm once and for all. Conficker, also called Downadup, is estimated to have infected at least 10 million PCs. It has been slowly but surely overstrain since November. Its main trick is to disable anti-malware support and block access to anti-malware vendors' Web sites."

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