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    A proof-of-concept worm proves that Adobe Acrobat files can be infected with viruses.

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    Adobe's popular PDF file format has generally been considered immune to viruses. But a new virus carried by programs embedded in PDF files raises concerns that the format itself could become susceptible.

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    In an exclusive interview with ZDNet Latin America, the reputed author of the 'Stages' worm says he's neither a 'veteran' nor a 'hacker' -- just a twenty-something who wants to have fun.

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