Hi Marianna,
I'm still running Win98 at home.
I wish someone would write an exhaustive paper on SPECIFICALLY what is LIKELY to happen (I'm talking LIKELY exploits proven to have been used in the past) to those of us at home running Win98 past the supported period with the usual complement of updated religiously anti-virus, spyware programs(Spybot S & D, Ad-aware, Spyware Guard) and Zone Alarm.
William
By Peter Galli
December 11, 2003
A new research paper to be released on Thursday is warning those companies still running Microsoft Windows 98 that they face an increased risk of a network security breach when Microsoft retires the product at the end of this year.
The study, released by Ottawa-based AssetMetrix Research Labs and titled, "Usage Analysis & Risks of Obsolete Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 95 & Windows 98," points out that while Microsoft Corp. is preparing to retire a number of its flagship products, there are still a large number of PCs in the corporate environment running Windows 98 and Windows 95.
Inventory data of more than 372,000 PCs?from some 670 companies with between 10 and 49,000 employees?found that more than 80 percent of these companies were still using Windows 98 and/or Windows 95.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1410084,00.asp

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