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Didn't Sub7 do all of that back in the 90s?
by count 14y ago
Didn't Sub7 do all of that back in the 90s?
- TheCapn 14y agoBBC won't provide the technical details that we hackers would require to differentiate the two. If it shares the likes of Stuxnet then it would have some pretty clever 0-days inside to help with infection and spreading.
- hippich 14y agoright. and it was NOT developed by state.
- makomk 14y agoI think hobbyist development of exploits of the kind that lead to Sub7 has mostly fallen out of fashion, to be honest. Most of the stuff out there these days seems to be commercially-driven scamware and phishing and its developers don't have the same incentive to make their code as 1337 as possible. So 90s-style exploit kits and RATs are quite unusual in 2012.