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Those companies also lack professional programmers. Actually, such companies sell for extremely expensive software programmed by students or consultants. The CC
by brakmic 11y ago
Those companies also lack professional programmers. Actually, such companies sell for extremely expensive software programmed by students or consultants. The CCC disassembled the trojan and found out that they've used simple string manipulations to split Win32-APIs. For example OpenFile was split into "Open" and "File" etc.
- raverbashing 11y agoIn today's world we can assume that the number of programmers with deep knowledge of systems is only going to dwindle I shudder to think of code written by interns But why would they split 'Open' and 'File'?