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| How AutoRun Malware Became a Problem on Windows, and How It Was (Mostly) Fixed Thanks to bad design decisions, AutoRun was once a huge security problem on Windows. AutoRun helpfully allowed malicious software to launch as soon as you inserted discs and USB drives into your computer. http://www.howtogeek.com/203522/how-...-mostly-fixed/ |
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