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Story: Intrusion detection team denies Trojan claim
Posted by: Rob McQuillen (Monday 22 September 2003, 6:18 PM)
"Trojans have been found in several open-source projects over the last year, including those found in Sendmail and OpenSSH."
Get your facts straight, please- you're spreading incorrect information. *Vulnerabilities* were found in Sendmail, OpenSSH, and other open-source projects- *not* Trojans. The difference is huge, and the article portrays open-source projects in a bad light because of this misinformation. (Though, one would think that was its intention anyway- the author appears to go to some effort to 'accidentally' get the facts wrong more than once- I've never heard of Trojans in libpcap/tcpdump either.)
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Story: Intrusion detection team denies Trojan claim
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The claim that the buffer overflow bug in OpenSHH... BristolBachelor -
"Trojans have been found in several open-source pr... Rob McQuillen -
OpenSSH *WAS* trojaned in 2002.
The vulnerabilitie... Anonymous
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Here's a reference to the 'trojaning' of Open... Anonymous
