The subject lines may contain some references to pornography -- fairly typical stuff.

There's nothing political about keeping pornography off of state-sponsored Web sites. It's important to the governor that we reach out to this at-risk population, and communicate important public health messages. But he needs to be assured by the Agency of Human Services there will not ever again be pornography on this Web site or any other sponsored by the state.

It depends on how many hosts are infected. At the moment it's just sitting there quietly, and we won't know how many home users have been infected until 3 February.

The knock-on effects will come as compromised PCs try to communicate with businesses. This will cause additional email and network traffic, and possible slow down e-mail response time.

Many of the laws that pornography runs afoul of need to be tested, as they are often written broadly enough that they can affect other expressions that we do care about.

The way to get better pornography is to give pornographers better sex.