Can you ever imagine there is a digital version of H1N1 virus spread freely around the internet? Just like H1N1 biological virus, the digital H1N1 can cause flu in most computers and any digital devices using any operating sytems.
That means all Windows computer, Apple MacBook or Ubuntu powered machines opens for any infection anytime, anywhere around the world. Then suddenly anti virus software maker is numb and clueless about the sudden attack from digital H1N1. Although this is my wild dream, someone out there can copy my idea and starting writing binary codes to build executable files as basic program for digital H1N1. Beware, it can be anywhere!
Maybe, digital H1N1 is more powerful that can cause a Twitter user sends out a faked Twitter message to his 1 million follower to to download itself to another many computers connected directly to the internet. What the worst can happen? What is the best opportunity can happen when that problem occurs? What we can do to prevent this?
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