Decompression Bomb.....
..... The name really is the most dangerous thing about this and I wish they would change it or simply not report it, a real PITA.
Couldn't agree more with you on this, DavidR.
A little more care (and certainly even more, common sense) could go a long way in avoiding unnecessary sensationalizing for the uninitiated masses, when it comes to naming computer programs and processes.
Take the other instance...
HijackThis!... an otherwise fantastic troubleshooting tool and guardian angel (though, after the fact) for those unwittingly smitten by stealthy malware.
Must admit, was taken aback when i first encountered this worthy not too long ago, in pursuit of some deliverance following a recent brush with the devil, which co-incidentally went by the name 'Hijack.WindowsUpdate'.
The use of the word 'Hijack' in the latter case somehow seems more appropriate to the vocabulary of the 'bad guys', as also, i would presume, the use of the word 'Bomb' in the case reported.
As it turns out, HijackThis! seems to be an invaluable tool, having helped so many in this forum. This, if one was able to resolve that the name did not after all, suggest what it was going to do with what you were still left with, after a debilitating attack.
A clear case of the need for 'suspension of disbelief'.