ZerosquareLe 29/04/2013 à 15:40
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Rostock (OZ) - The Court of Audit (LRH) Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, has lodged the initial purchase of 170 computers through the Schwerin Ministry of Education. Having had a virus, called the Conficker worm, the computer of the teacher training institute IQMV in Schwerin, Rostock and Greifswald attack in September 2010, some still "brand new" infected computers were discarded and replaced with even newer. Total cost to taxpayers: 187 300 EUR.
The Court criticized in his recent report on the basis of a thorough investigation, "a serious review of alternative" to buying was "not recognizable" by the Ministry. Clear: Although it would have been possible to inexpensively and quickly to clean the infected computer, landed expensive computer equipment recklessly in the waste recycling. The cleanup is easy. Programs for it since 2009 are available for free on the Internet.