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Just wondering as the Xbox has a hard drive, that makes it vulnerable to virus attacks doesn't it?
Are MS actually planning on any Anti-Virus software to be installed onto your XboX once it's given online capabilities?
It could be pretty bad if somebody does manage to get a virus into the network and it formats everybodies hard drives. It could be mayhem, all those lost saved games!!!
Are MS actually planning on any Anti-Virus software to be installed onto your XboX once it's given online capabilities?
It could be pretty bad if somebody does manage to get a virus into the network and it formats everybodies hard drives. It could be mayhem, all those lost saved games!!!
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It could be started by a computer hacker that has had an unfortunate accident with his Xbox, and he wants pay back.....
It could happen.
It could happen.
A special thingy...
Ooooooh
:c)
Just because MS say it will be only Xbox compatible doesn't mean that people won't be able to do things....
Red Alert 2 has a network that is only accessable through the game, people have managed to bypass this and just get onto the chat rooms without having the games.
The fact is, somebody will eventually manage to get onto the network through their PC, isn't there already a cable allowing you to link your PC to your Xbox?
I wouldn't be surprised if somebody does manage to get into it via their PC...
Ooooooh
:c)
Just because MS say it will be only Xbox compatible doesn't mean that people won't be able to do things....
Red Alert 2 has a network that is only accessable through the game, people have managed to bypass this and just get onto the chat rooms without having the games.
The fact is, somebody will eventually manage to get onto the network through their PC, isn't there already a cable allowing you to link your PC to your Xbox?
I wouldn't be surprised if somebody does manage to get into it via their PC...
phi11ip wrote:
> It must be possible somehow to do it though...
>
> Somebody will be able to connect using their PC, there are some really
> sad people out there who will just try it...
It has said in many magazines the same question, but ms made a speacial thingy and it is impossible to get a virus on your xbox. Did you even read yhs post?
> It must be possible somehow to do it though...
>
> Somebody will be able to connect using their PC, there are some really
> sad people out there who will just try it...
It has said in many magazines the same question, but ms made a speacial thingy and it is impossible to get a virus on your xbox. Did you even read yhs post?
It must be possible somehow to do it though...
Somebody will be able to connect using their PC, there are some really sad people out there who will just try it...
Somebody will be able to connect using their PC, there are some really sad people out there who will just try it...
It's not going to happen.
Xbox Live is closed network, meaning you can only connect to it with an Xbox. End of story.
Xbox Live is closed network, meaning you can only connect to it with an Xbox. End of story.
Just wondering as the Xbox has a hard drive, that makes it vulnerable to virus attacks doesn't it?
Are MS actually planning on any Anti-Virus software to be installed onto your XboX once it's given online capabilities?
It could be pretty bad if somebody does manage to get a virus into the network and it formats everybodies hard drives. It could be mayhem, all those lost saved games!!!
Are MS actually planning on any Anti-Virus software to be installed onto your XboX once it's given online capabilities?
It could be pretty bad if somebody does manage to get a virus into the network and it formats everybodies hard drives. It could be mayhem, all those lost saved games!!!
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