One way for Apple to counter such threats, would be to skip the QT Pro-idea and as they have done regarding most major graphics formats, implement a system-wide support for most video-formats. Thus, I think users would be more suspecting if they would be asked to install something like this. As it is now, a Macuser is being accustomed to QT asking you to install this and that since Mac OS doesnʼt support a variety of video formats etc. as it is, without add ons, some of which costs.

“For now, this potential exploit appears to be limited to the subset of surfers that visit pornography Web sites…”

subset? SUBSET?!?!? Don’t these people know the electronic prime directive?? 

“The Internet IS for Porn”.  Just ask “Avenue Q”.

It’s a very ominous sign when an antivirus software developer starts warning the public!

Any occasionally-awake computer science major, serious programmer, and all the freelance hackers in the world know who is really responsible for developing and distributing exploits, malware, spyware, viruses and such.  If there is money to be made in such a business, there must be stuff to protect against!

This trojan exploits a perfect storm of stupidity.

Sometimes you just have to let go…