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Nope, this &quot;security expert&quot; said it was a Trojan Horse. I think this guy is full of crap and made this &quot;virus&quot; up and charged me for removing it!
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any updates on what you have done?
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I hired a security expert to come to our installation to scan our network for any viruses, malware, etc. He said he found a Trojan Virus that was key stroke recorder with the name Tweet 2.0. I have searched the Web and can find no results for this virus. Has anyone ever heard of it? Is this guy trying to pull one over on me?
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I hired a security expert to come to our installation to scan our network for any viruses, malware, etc. He said he found a Trojan Virus that was key stroke recorder with the name Tweet 2.0. I have searched the Web and can find no results for this virus. Has anyone ever heard of it? Is this guy trying to pull one over on me?

Nope, this &amp;quot;security expert&amp;quot; said it was a Trojan Horse. I think this guy is full of crap and made this &amp;quot;virus&amp;quot; up and charged me for removing it!

Has anyone ever heard of a Trojan virus called Tweet 2.0?

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