Internet Security Software Company Says 9/11 Searches Infected with Malware
By: Facts not Fairies (sent by Invictus) on: 16.09.2009 [01:48 ]
Prior to the eighth anniversary of 9/11, researchers at Trend Micro, an anti-virus software company, warned on their blog that Google searches of the term "September 11″ lead to "rogue AV malware." Malware, short for malicious software, is software designed to infiltrate a computer without the owner's knowing it. Malware includes computer viruses, worms, trojan horses, rootkits, spyware, misleading adware, crimeware and other malicious and unwanted software.
Trend Micro's suggestion? People should rely on "reputable news agencies" for their information on 9/11 — you know, the same corporate media "sources" that spread the official fairy tale generated by the government and its hand-picked whitewash commission of insiders. After its release, the commission report was questioned by highly respected university professors, over 50 senior government officials, medical professionals, victim family members, over 200 pilots and aviation professionals, hundreds of architects and engineers, military officers, senior Republican appointees, federal engineers and scientists, and even members of the commission itself.
As with most malware, the perpetrators behind the TROJ_FAKEAV.BOH virus are unknown. The obvious question is who stands to gain from this exploit? If the creators of this particular malware wanted to spread their virus far and wide, they would likely use a more popular search term — for instance the name of a celebrity or popular television show.
Excuse my paranoia, but the obvious culprit here is the government, not a band of rogue hackers and virus programmers. The government — in league with the Mockingbird corporate media — have turned somersaults in a tireless effort to debunk and discredit the 9/11 truth movement and derail any attempt to initiated a new and independent investigation. "The people behind FAKEAV still show no sign of slowing down," writes Jessa De La Torre, threat response engineer for Trend Micro — and they won't until they scare everybody away from investigating 9/11.
Rumsfeld's Pentagon unleashed a "shadow war" of covert special-forces computer and internet operations soon after 9/11. "But unlike rebellious teenagers sitting at their bedroom computers, these hackers work for intelligence agencies and have advanced training in computer science, math and cryptology," the Montreal Gazette reported in October, 2001. More recently, General Dynamics Corp., Lockheed Martin Corp., CACI International Inc., Northrop Grumman Corp., and Raytheon Co. competed for "cyber warfare contracts as the Obama administration prepares to spend billions to obtain cyber warfare capabilities to outperform the Chinese and Russians," according to Washington Technology.
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very true. in 2007 there was an article about UAV's being deployed in Yuba City (Northeastern California). i passed it on to a friend. i ended up getting malware. the friend got pissed off.
it's an effective strategy for the Zionists - it really slows down the conversation when 9-11 historians can't share information because it's been compromised by a Zionist hacker.
i suggest going to a reputable computer website and obtaining a good set of security procedures (there's more to it than having anti-virus software). also, having spyware.
next up - mainstream media will be telling the general public how researching 9-11 can damage your computer. or that visiting web pages that are "anti-Semitic" can be bad for your computer security.