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If I didn't read Engadget and know of these instances, I would probably assume my anti-virus was giving false info. and let the virus run; assuming that it's part of the samsung software suite. What does this virus do? Is it accidently on there or has Samsung put it there to spy on it's customer's computing activities? Very unimpressed by these instances, I assumed everything in the box was fresh off the production line and factory sealed. Surely there's grounds for a lawsuit/compensation if this virus harmed my computer/data/privacy?