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Just because somebody here hasn't noticed it, doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't exist.I simply haven't seen one that has been "tampered with" in this fashion. I think it would take an EXTREMELY skilled individual to:
Ever visit an online bank site, place an order with a credit card, access any other type of financial information from the computer itself running the OS. Seems to me there is lots of valuable tidbits there to the right person worth having.And for what purpose? We all install this on fresh machines (well, most of us). I put it on a fresh machine, and then verify that everything is kosher once it's up and running. What danger does such a hacker present to me? And what's in it for them?
Nothing. That's what.
Add to that the fact that we've seen ZERO "tampered-with" leaks of Windows 7. We've seen every leak since it went beta here, and none of them were "tampered with" or were "malware-riddled".
It's been done before;
Trojan Alert: Windows 7 RC1, FIFA World Cup Virus / Infopackets.com
http://www.lavasoftsupport.com/index.php?showtopic=25627
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