Binary Planting Attacks Extend to EXE Files

    Binary Planting Attacks Extend to EXE Files


    Last Updated: 12 Sep 2010 at 03:48
    are we worried now?? from softpedia news
    Binary Planting Attacks Extend to EXE Files - Softpedia
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    12 Sep 2010



  2. Tews
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    No, Im not worried at all... just because something is possible does not mean that it is probable... besides my tin foil hat will protect me...
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  4. brianzion
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    true but a interesting read to be aware :)
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