full-disclosure - trust? - win2k source code tools

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Message-ID: <403175C9.9020509@onryou.com>
From: lists2 at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: trust? - win2k source code tools

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Sander wrote:

| Hi,
|
| am i right, that if this really works, it's not only a problem for
windows
| users, but for everyone surfing the internet?
|
| kick me if i'm wrong.. but that wouldn't be "cool"! :-)
|
| cheers,
| sander.

Nope, it sounds like the parent poster found tools to apply digital
signatures to binaries -- different from SSL certificates.

If you're running WinXP, check the properties of files found in this dir
for some examples:

C:\WINDOWS\RegisteredPackages\

C

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iD8DBQFAMXXJR2vQ2HfQHfsRAoriAJ4sOatVtYTrofmmBtJlsY//JHL5hwCbBbAH
nsRukqn+ne9AL6kE0jZYuBE=
=7uzT
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