full-disclosure - RE: JAP back doored

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Message-ID: <B14C9D7F1977D111AD740060970ACBDA0189362E@warhol>
From: Vincent.Penquerch at artworks.co.uk (Vincent Penquerc'h)
Subject: RE: JAP back doored

> "CAMsg::printMsg(LOG_INFO,"Loading Crime Detection Data....\n");"
> "CAMsg::printMsg(LOG_CRIT,"Crime detected - ID: %u - Content:
> \n%s\n",id,crimeBuff,payLen);"

Well, people say the JAP team hid it, but with that (assuming the
strings appeared verbatim in the binary), they made sure someone
would spot it. They essentially made sure the users would be warned
about it while keeping plausible deniability.

-- 
Vincent Penquerc'h