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I actually found their initial attempts really disappointing. I was hoping for some really cool, advanced stuff. Emailing them .jar files? To me that's laughabl
by therobotking 13y ago
I actually found their initial attempts really disappointing. I was hoping for some really cool, advanced stuff. Emailing them .jar files? To me that's laughable. When my friends and I used to try and infect each other with sub7 in the 90s it was with a .jpg with the executable buried inside. That was more sneaky that a .jar claiming to be a resume.
- atulagarwal 13y agoDo you mean something like file.jpg.exe? Agreed, emailing .jar is kind of lame. They should have tried with some office/PDF exploits first!