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Gets no jail time despite the fact that the virus deleted movie and music files on PCs using the Winny P2P file-sharing network. Early last year I reported how a P2P trojan was making the rounds on Winny, the Japanese P2P file-sharing network. The trojan deleted a wide variety of file types and replaced them with popular comic book character images warning them not to use P2P. Here's one of the Trojan images below. It reads: "Ah, I see you are using P2P again.

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