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Look, if your backdoor binary sits in /usr/bin or similar in a file system, you really have no business writing backdoors. Sprint could have the same functiona
by mahmud 16y ago
Look, if your backdoor binary sits in /usr/bin or similar in a file system, you really have no business writing backdoors.
Sprint could have the same functionality built into the kernel and no one would have noticed it. It's actually a good thing it's not running by default. I would snoop around further and see how it's launched; the command list only has the shutdown commands, not the launcher. Without the trigger you really don't have the whole answer.
- noonespecial 16y agoAlso if you name it "SkyAgent" (or anything vaguely Terminator-y), you wear the hat of shame. To parties.
- dandelany 16y agoThat's what makes me believe the "leftover debugger" explanation... If they were doing it maliciously, they probably would have hidden it a little better. One would think. Either that or they're malicious and incompetent.