Re: Beginner question re: CPYBTL -- MI400

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Subject: Re: [MI400] Beginner question re: CPYBTL
From: "Leif Svalgaard" <leif@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2002 22:43:56 -0500
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From: jt <jt@ee.net>
> 1) So can't IBM or Symantec or somebody else identify CHARACTERISTICS of
> these kinds-a backdoors...?  Or is that not really feasible,
technically...?

It is possible to write a "malware" checker to check for suspicious code.
I had written one myself but no one was interested in marketing it.
Some even claiming that I was trying to spread fear and thus "create"
a market for such an animal, where no market really existed.

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RE: Beginner question re: CPYBTL , Chuck Lewis
RE: Beginner question re: CPYBTL , jt

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