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Story: Malware authors mixing a lethal cocktail
Your political orientation has little to do with your position on the matter.
And, as for laws governing this material, you do realize that a person who writes a VIRUS has little concern for someone writing them a ticket, or slapping them on the hand, as well as usualyy being outside the scope of US law.
The only solution for this type of software is the effort of the software companies to write better code, instead of quick releasing versions to make a buck or two. Or, take the Unix/Linux approach and limit how software can actually execute on a computer, as opposed to everything running under the administrative account (ie. Windows).
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Story: Malware authors mixing a lethal cocktail
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I really wish there were laws that forced these je... Anonymous -
Your political orientation has little to do w... Michael Geier -
Yeah not all hackers are involved in that or suppo... Squasatch -
Being against anyone who publishes information abo... Jason -
"This is why vulnerabilities are so important," sa... Peter Northe -
Don't understand why she says she is against anyon... non mouse -
Time to install a good SELinux policy. Red Hat Fe... Anonymous -
Laws against writing viruses, DOS attacks, et... Bill H. -
Anonymous Consultant in Sweden wrote :
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Virus writers could well start focussing... Chris Rankin -
Without publishing the vulnerabilities, how can on... Anonymous -
Short and simple, Kaspersky is a twit.
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I read in the newspaper about a technology which s... Anonymous








