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Malware, a quarter century later

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The Morris Worm broke the innocence of the internet… and may have started the course that we’re on now to try to protect it.

On Wednesday, November 2, 1988 the Internet was still young, small and dominated by academics and engineers. It was all very collegial, and there wasn’t much in the way of security work, even if the topic existed in theory.

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Alfie Joshua Alfie Joshua is the editor at Auto in the News. Find him on Twitter, and Pinterest.

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