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Not to mention the complete insults to anyone who would want to buy it. A government would handle this by trying to chase down the autioneers. If they wanted t
by ktRolster 10y ago
Not to mention the complete insults to anyone who would want to buy it.
A government would handle this by trying to chase down the autioneers. If they wanted the data, they would buy it from Kaspersky, assuming it's real.
- daveloyall 10y agoThe auctioneers indicate that they have the "server side" code. Kaspersky would only have the "client side" code. ...The client gets infected with malware and sends the data home... to some server. The server side.
- acqq 10y agoBut the servers are uninteresting, the clever part is just the client code. And that in original source form, not as the binary. But also much more until the 0-days used are patched.
- qyv 10y agoIt would be reasonable to assume that the data in the auction contains as-of-yet undiscovered exploits. this also makes sense when you consider we will not likely know who walks away with this.