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I POST TODAY NETWORKING PROTOCOLS,    (ISO8073) A1 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A3 A7 A8 A9 AAL2(Offline) AARP Abis Abis ACSE ADSP AEP AFP AH AH AMR AppleArp AppleTalk ARP/RARP ASP ATCP ATMCell(AAL0-AAL5) ATMCellNNI ATMCellUNI ATMCircuitEmulation ATMP ATMSAR ATP AVAYA(Skinny) BACP Banyan BAP BCAST BCC BCC BCP BGMP BGP-4 BICC B-ICI B-ISUP BMC BMP BPDU BSD BSMAP BSSAP BSSAP+ BSSAP+ BSSGP BSSMAP BTSM BTSM/LAPD BVCP CAMEL CAMEL Cascade CC CC CC CCP CDP CHAP CIF CiscoISL CiscoRouter CiscoSRB CMIP COPS CTERM DAP DCAP DDP DEC_LANBridge DEC_LAT DEC_LAVC DEC_MOP_D/L DEC_MOP_RC DEC_Route DESE DHCP DHCPv6 DIAG DIS DISL DLSw DNCP DNS DriP DSMCC DTAP DUP DVB DVMRP EAP ECP ...

Today I tell Latest Virus ,computer viruses have become a regular annoyance of modern life and having a sick computer can slow you down far worse than your average cold. Here are a few computer viruses of note, from the innocent to the malicious. . 01 - Storm Virus Storm gets its name from the trap that is its method of infection. Starting in early 2007, users began receiving emails with the subject line, "230 dead as storm batters Europe," and a link to the story. Don't click! No! You've instead been led to an infected site, and you're now downloading the virus, like it or not. The Storm headlines changed to suit the news, but the virus stayed just as dangerous, infecting as many as a million computers and recruiting them into its botnet. What's more, Storm has gotten sneakier over time, sending out emails that appear to be from tech support saying to click on a link for a security upgrade (quite the contrary) or sending links to ...