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安防行业的日子并不好过。对于它检测和预防的每一种病毒，都在设计几种新的病毒，以达到最大的影响和破坏。信息安全研究人员正面临着恶意软件编写者泛滥的威胁。Wendy M. Grossman为您报道
The security industry doesn't have it easy. For every virus it detects and prevents, several new ones are being designed for maximum impact and damage. Information security researchers are up against a deluge of malware writers. Wendy M. Grossman reports on how they keep up
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