Except a few paragraphs up they say: "The trojan is able to run arbitrary commands even though it requires no elevated system privileges" This is just a terri

Except a few paragraphs up they say: "The trojan is able to run arbitrary commands even though it requires no elevated system privileges" This is just a terribly written article. Few if any tech details, and any tech language just doesn't make sense/contradicts itself. Sadly The this is another example of a larger downward trend in the quality of articles on Ars. They should use some of that sweet Conde Nast money and clone John Siracusa a few times!