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Unlikely given the Symantec analysis. The DLL which listens on 7777 had a specific reference to the Energizer USB device. So, if it was a 3rd party attack, it
by ShabbyDoo 17y ago
Unlikely given the Symantec analysis. The DLL which listens on 7777 had a specific reference to the Energizer USB device. So, if it was a 3rd party attack, it would have to be an extremely targeted one.