San Francisco, Aug 28 (DPA) Scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) were busy fighting a computer virus that managed to infect one of the laptop computers used by astronauts on the space station, …
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NASA confirmed on Wednesday that a computer virus was identified on a laptop computer aboard the International Space Station, which carries about 50 computers.
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A computer virus on the International Space Station. No AV software on the laptops they use, nor (apparently) is there a process of security checks on personal computer equipment like USB thumb drives carried by astronauts being …
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OK Musty, I’ll admit to the bonejarring obvious, DU is not absolutely uncensored. Now, I know this conversation won’t go far, but why the incessant desire for labels to be strictly adhered to without regard to reasonable accomodation? …
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Gee !!! Imagine if the “Mars Mission” used WinBloze Software for “Mission Critical” applications ??? How many DEAD ASTRONAUTS WOULD THAT MAKE ??? How can NASA be ***SO STUPID*** ???
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#9 - Bobster. Ah, we’re not talking about posting plans for making atom bombs here. We’re talking about a post that wast critical of NYT tech writer David Pogue. If that kind of stuff has to be censored, well. I’m just saying.
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newxwin.netIt seems you can’t escape computer viruses not even on the International Space Station. Nasa announced that several laptops that were carried to the ISS in July were infected with a virus known as Gammima. …
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… NASA would not disclose details about how the virus got on a laptop on the International Space Station. By Thomas Claburn NASA confirmed on Wednesday that a computer virus was identified on a laptop computer aboard the . …
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SAN FRANCISCO: NASA confirmed that a computer virus sneaked aboard the International Space Station only to be tossed into quarantine on July 25 by security software. A “worm type” virus was found on laptop computers that astronauts use …
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Is this the first computer virus in space? NASA confirmed on Wednesday that a computer virus was identified on a laptop computer aboard the International Space Station, which carries about 50 computers. The virus was stopped with virus …
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