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Message-ID: <3996AE5EBEF964418D80953BDCABFF560993991A@ex1.asurite.ad.asu.edu>
From: Stephen.Blass at asu.edu (Stephen Blass)
Subject: Malware added in transit

Yes, software can be modified in transit. See the 1995 paper
 
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~daw/papers/endpoint-security.html
 
 
" These work because the trusted path to executables is really not trustworthy in most environments. Although we use on-the-wire patching to compromise executables, the client binaries can also be compromised during download, by on-the-wire patching of FTP or HTTP transfers. "
 
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Steve Blass
sblass@....edu

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Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Malware added in transit


Thanks for the clarification, Curt.



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