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You don't necessarily know what it did even after you plugged it in. What You Saw Is (not necessary) What You Got.
by gvb 16y ago
You don't necessarily know what it did even after you plugged it in.
What You Saw Is (not necessary) What You Got.
- borski 16y agoThis is actually an incredibly important point. The Trojan Horse worked for a reason. Many seemingly beneficial pieces of code also do some very malicious things: one of the best ways to hide is in plain sight.