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In this paper, we investigate epidemiological models to reason about computer viral propagation. We extend the classical homogeneous models to incorporate two timing parameters: Infection delay and user vigilance. We show that these timing parameters greatly influence the propagation of viral epidemics, and that the explicit treatment of these parameters gives rise to a more realistic and accurate propagation model. We validate the new model with simulation analysis.