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Backdoor.Palukka (Symantec)
White Papers Backdoor.Palukka is a backdoor Trojan horse that can give a hacker access to the computer. Like many other backdoor Trojans, Backdoor.Palukka is controlled by the hacker using IRC channels. This particular backdoor Trojan provides a great deal of...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
WebMoney Users Are Once Again In A "High-Risk" Group: Backdoor.KWM (Kaspersky)
White Papers This is a Win32 backdoor Trojan that allows a remote host to gain access to an infected computer. There are several known versions of this backdoor, which were distributed as uploads to public Web sites.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Backdoor.DSNX (Symantec)
White Papers Backdoor.DSNX is a backdoor Trojan horse that can give a hacker access to your computer. Like many other backdoor Trojans, Backdoor.DSNX is controlled by the hacker using IRC channels. This means that the hacker can chat with the Backdoor Trojan...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Backdoor.Y3KRat.12 (Symantec)
White Papers Backdoor.Y3KRat.12 is a backdoor Trojan horse that allows unauthorized access to a compromised computer. When it is run, Backdoor.Y3KRat.12 first makes a copy of itself in the following locations: In Windows 95/98/Me, the location is \\Windows...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Vista Backdoor Rumours Shut Down
Talkback Why would a backdoor be limited to BitLocker? It's effectively a backdoor, the difference being that everyone knows about it and signed off on the EULA covering it. All we hear from Ferguson is that BitLocker by itself make not have a back door and...
[March 6, 2006, 9:06]
Malware Remover Backdoor Guard
Downloads Backdoor Guard provides security in a user-friendly interface, protecting your PC from hackers, trojan horses, spyware and adware communications and DOS attacks and protects against emerging viruses before they attack.
[August 29, 2005, 12:01]
ISS X-Force White Paper: Back Orifice 2000 Backdoor Program
White Papers Back Orifice is a backdoor program designed for misuse and attack. These features, plus Back Orifice 2000’s invisibility, make this backdoor especially dangerous for administrators and end users in a networked environment.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Vista Backdoor Rumours Shut Down
News Windows Vista won't have a backdoor that could be used by police forces to get into encrypted files, Microsoft has stressed. In February, a BBC News story suggested that the government was in discussions with Microsoft over backdoor access to the...
[March 6, 2006, 8:45]
Homeland Security Backdoor Behaviour
Blog Taken out of context this statement may be misleading (as far as I know, it may even be unfairly “massaged” statistics) as a huge proportion of the total Homeland Security installed base of IT is almost certainly well behind locked doors - much...
[February 5, 2008, 18:44]
New Bagle Opens Another Spam Backdoor
News The virus leaves open a backdoor specifically for that purpose. Unknown online vandals with an apparent connection to spam email have created a new version of the Bagle computer worm that has spread somewhat successfully in the past 24 hours...
[July 16, 2004, 8:35]
ITunes DRM-free Backdoor Reopened
Talkback I think iTunes (and similar sites) should be forced to disclose just how hindering the DRM copy protection is. I signed up to the service some months back and downloaded a few songs. I expected to be able to transfer about and basically enjoy my...
[March 23, 2005, 13:50]
Lindows Backdoor Slammed On Microsoft Claims
Talkback Bieng of the Open Source Beliefs i dont much care about M$ and friends , Biut i do think it is about time that the law in the US the UK and the rest of Europe took M$ by the Nutt and swun it rapidly until it starts behaving in an proper and...
[January 16, 2004, 9:29]
ITunes DRM-free Backdoor Reopened
Talkback It's time that companies see the potential of Linux. If they keep ignoring it, people will find a way to make a same (better ? program for Linux. This is just a result of that. If apple had made an iTunes for Linux then a program like PyMusique...
[March 23, 2005, 10:24]
Lindows Backdoor Slammed On Microsoft Claims
Talkback I think that Microsoft, Bill Gates, and his representatives are just trying to put to the little guy and are trying to keep the operating system market monopolized. It is quite sickening really and they should let off of a name like Lindows because...
[April 13, 2006, 7:33]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback As long as patents and anything that has to do with them in whole hasn't been thoroughly checked and put and kept in place as agreed upon across the board there will be holes left that will be exploited by lobbiest and other commercially motivated...
[October 12, 2005, 0:31]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback Lazy journalism. Florian Mueller cries "wolf" and ZDnet print the story. The Community Patent proposal is pretty much dead right now, despite a throwaway reference in an EC document. The Commission has had the goal of bringing a Community Patent...
[October 8, 2005, 17:08]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback 95% of all people including companys don't want this pantent shit. So if this gies through. Well then EU is dead. After that everyone can say that EU that is equal to China. And for all who wants to be reelected for a new period.
[October 7, 2005, 13:35]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback Should we be surprised that once set on a particular objective bureaucrats (of any flavour) will not seek for a way to circumvent the wishes of an elected assembly. Reliance on our judiciary to provide any safeguards is wishful thinking.
[October 7, 2005, 12:34]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback "Firstly, the EPO does not grant "software patents" Pffft! I doubt there's *anyone* who could still believe such absurd lies but one can always check the EPO patent database for oneself or look at these: http://webshop.ffii.de/index.en.html http...
[October 7, 2005, 11:28]
EC Slipping Software Patents 'through Backdoor'
Talkback The European Patent Convention (EPC) prohibits sw patents already, what's the confusion? Why not work from that base?
[October 7, 2005, 9:50]
