favkjv,
Please take two deep breaths and know that all is well with the world. Then please tell your wife to relax there is no need to panic. Symantec/Norton is aware of this virus and also the amount of press it is getting in writing and TV. In an attempt to counter the expected flood of panicked users and potential users they sent out the email letting everybody know that they have already updated the Norton products to protect you from harm. Marketing had to get their two cents in so there is also a plea for you to be sure you are protected by buying one of the Norton solutions.
I don't expect this to happen often. I do think that Symantec/Norton will try to stay on top of the threat situation and be proactive in notifying us when the media appears to be trying to generate more sales and or a panic.
We'll be here when you need us.
PS: been using Norton products since they were distributed on a 5.25 floppy 
Only one and it retailed for $10.00 
DaveH wrote:It would be disappointing to find that Norton is trying to capitalize off this.
Since it's a cyber attack against Iran and only 400 systems are known to be infected with none of them in the "free world" I think your chance of getting is is pretty slim.
Unless of course you happen to have a bunch of centrifuges in your basement enriching uranium.
Isn't that covered on one of the NDA's we signed?
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