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First human with a 'computer virus'
 
Let the hysteria begin: Computer viruses have apparently made the leap from PC to person, BBC News reports.
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In its uninfected state, Gasson's chip lets him pass through secured doorways and turn on his cell phone, so it has practical real-world capabilities.
An infected chip could pass malicious code on to chip scanners as, say, the bearer passes through a security door. The virus could then spread to other systems in the network, depending on the complexity and cleverness of its programming.
 
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