full-disclosure - "responsible disclosure" explanation (anexample of the fallacy of idealistic thought)

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Message-ID: <b1f9b5ae05081205593a51f3cd@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Fri Aug 12 13:59:07 2005
From: perfectirijillo at gmail.com (J u a n)
Subject: "responsible disclosure" explanation (anexample
	of the fallacy of idealistic thought)

> Jason Coombs
> jasonc@...ence.org
> 
> "A Trojan is malicious code that gives an attacker future unauthorized access to a computer or its data. Nobody with common sense refers to spyware as Trojans."

No it's not, a trojan horse is something bad disguised as something
good, and that's all there is to it.
Trojan horses can include a backdoor or some spyware or whatever, but
the term "trojan horse" only describes the delivery method (someone
pointed out this before),
so please stop this semantic crap.
Thank you.-