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They're talking about the encryption of the executable code and data of the worm itself. It can't run if it doesn't decrypt itself at some point. It's not meant
by Luc 16y ago
They're talking about the encryption of the executable code and data of the worm itself. It can't run if it doesn't decrypt itself at some point. It's not meant to be bombproof, it's just another hurdle.
- Confusion 16y agoOK, then it's just sloppy journalism, because that's not 'breaking the encryption of the code', but rather 'snooping on the execution of the code'.