Just bumping in case anyone who uses pcAnywhere still hasn't seen it.

The warning shall now fade into obscurity.

It's amazing... you tell ATS there's another fake youtube video with "the sound" in it, and people flock to it like locusts in Egypt...

You tell em they might be vulnerable to a remote access attack and they could care less...

Next time I'll just wait for the "OMG WHAT HAPPENED TO MY PC?!" threads...

Hah! Like I have enough money to buy a beast of a machine to run Norton and try some light multitasking.

A little common PC knowledge you can google for free can keep your computer in tip top shape without paying 60+ dollars for a program that does it for you. And a little common sense will defeat all need for much of the software that is sold to people. Oh really I won a million dollars in an email! OMG open! Credit card to deposit the funds? Okay! I'm gonna be rich. Common sense goes a long way.

I say good for them. Point out that they have flaws in their extremely overpriced resource hog and prove they aren't as full proof as they lead people to believe.