virus source code published in books and magazines. We don't have such threats anymore.
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No, we do not need this anymore - today you have CAPTCHAs, convincing people to copy & paste PowerShell code on their machine and execute it with Admin privileges! :-D
Well, there is no protection against compromised floppy disk sent by snail mail.
I have also seen virus source code published in books and magazines. We don't have such threats anymore.
Yes there is. Simply don't boot it or execute the virus. There is no autorun in MS-DOS, you know...
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virus source code published in books and magazines. We don't have such threats anymore.
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No, we do not need this anymore - today you have CAPTCHAs, convincing people to copy & paste PowerShell code on their machine and execute it with Admin privileges! :-D
I wonder if anyone looked for vulnerabilities in the TCP/IP stack or DOS redirector.