interesting, i like the first comment.

The problem being, of course, if the same (or very similar) engine code is still used in their more recent products.

I'm sure the stockholders will be thrilled

I thought posting this would be a good idea

I know there are alot of Norton users on the Forum

So giving the Heads up

Symantec’s Norton AntiVirus source code exposed by hackers | Naked Security

Norton has been Hacked and Threaten by Hackers in recent days

In addition: https://www.sevenforums.com/security-...urce-code.html

Brink said:

In addition: https://www.sevenforums.com/security-...urce-code.html

Yup I find it amazing that Norton is this easy to take down

you would think they had the best to battle the Hakcers from these groups lol

Im starting to think it could be a inside job devolopers do get P/O at times

An Indian hacking group known as "The Lords of Dharmaraja" celebrated swiping the Norton antivirus source code from Symantec earlier this month and promptly began releasing fragments to the public before promising to upload the full Monty on January 17, 2012. That's today, but rather than release the source code in its entirety, the hacking group decided now is not the time.

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Maximum PC | Hacker Group Backs Down from Releasing Symantec Source Code...For Now