full-disclosure - The first open source spyware

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Message-ID: <2d7da927050418130622761096@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Mon Apr 18 21:06:31 2005
From: khaalel at gmail.com (khaalel)
Subject: The first open source spyware

lol, I'm not doing a race...

Besides Agobot is not a spyware, it's a backdoor which exploit
RPC/DCOM (MS03-026), RPC/Locator (MS03-001) and  WebDAV (MS03-007)
whereas kruegerware and kspyware are real spyware (it's right KSpyware
is not very dangerous, but kruegerware was very dangerous).

PS: I comfort you, Agobot is not the only backdoor to be GPLed.

Khaalel

On 4/18/05, Florian Weimer <fw@...eb.enyo.de> wrote:
> > After kruegerware's (and its child) diffusion, I'm introducing you the
> > first open source spyware.
> 
> Too late.  Agobot is/was GPLed, too.
>