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From: jt <jt@ee.net> > Are You saying You can get the passwords off of my 400...? > You don't need any access or "inside help" to do this...? what I am saying is that if you will allow me to install an innocent- looking user-state program (maybe I'm a vendor and you want my useful package), then if I can sign on, I can gain undetected access to anything on your machine. We are not talking about breaking in from the internet. 80% of all computer crimes are inside jobs. Maybe I just worked for the vendor and the vendor does not know that I have installed a backdoor. Clearly, if you never install any software and you never allow anybody to sign on, your machine is pretty secure.
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