Former Borland CEO Dale Fuller is the new interim CEO of McAfee today, after the resignation of six-year veteran chairman/CEO George Samenuk, and the outright termination of the company's president, Kevin Weiss. Last August, McAfee revealed that an internal review of its accounting practices -– ordered after the SEC launched its investigation -– showed the company may have to restate its earnings dating back to 2003. Today, the company admitted the correction will be far worse: The company may have to restate earnings for the past ten years, to account for what it now estimates as up to $150 million in unaccounted options grants, presumably as executive compensation. Of course, corporate earnings are typically reflected in capital value, which accumulates and is compounded over time. So unaccounted-for backdated options dating back to 1996 could conceivably change the market capitalization of McAfee even more dramatically than this figure would indicate.