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Virus hits Indian BPO networks


Infosys Technologies, a leading Bangalore-based software and business process outsourcing (BPO) company, had to bring down its network, following detection of a virus attack on some machines on the network. "We don't have the details of the virus yet, though we think it came through as an e-mail attachment," said a spokeswoman for the company who added that this is not the first time that Infosys has been attacked by a virus, and the network shut down. "We shut off a part of our network for a couple of hours as part of our business continuity plan," said the spokeswoman.

Other software development and services work continued as usual, she added.

Work was not severely disrupted after the network was shut down because a lot of the BPO work that the company does is mainly for clients in the US, and the workload usually peaks in the evenings in India.

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