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gh0sth@cker 12-09-2002 15:32

Conor from a city called Newry in Northern Ireland.
Age 16

umm. ..can't think rite now.

gh0sth@cker 12-09-2002 15:38

Have a look at this. The files in any specified folder can be deleted from your computer if you're running XP before SP1 by just clicking on the simple link!!
I've tested it out and it really works. Very scary (but I'm protected :D )

Ya gotta love Micro$oft for trying :p

Monty Burns 12-09-2002 15:42

Right then:

Frank from Koblenz ("Deutsches Eck", where Rhine and Mosel (I don't know the english word for it) come together!).

Age: I double you ghost! Shame on me, but why do you think I wrote this "old and weird sometimes"?

emptyeighty 13-09-2002 14:02

@ghost
Probably some backdoor for Microsoft to delete files from your computer they dont want you to have, like mozilla for example.

themis_t 13-09-2002 14:29

i am glad to meet you all guys... and i d like to say that mozilla has spyware.....so better watch out...unfortunately microsoft does many things like this and that's why people that know many things on computers hate her...there are also many more other ways for microsoft getting into your pc...ways we don't even think of...it's like what they say"if a tree falls in a forest and nobody is close to hear this is it gona make a noise?"

emptyeighty 13-09-2002 16:29

Mozilla has spyware? Are you sure?

Youre damn right with that tree though.

gh0sth@cker 14-09-2002 03:51

Quote:

Originally posted by emptyeighty
Mozilla has spyware? Are you sure?

No I don't think Mozilla has spyware (just checked with Lavasoft's Ad-search)

podunkviller 14-09-2002 04:23

chris, from illinois, 19 ;)

wouldnt a firewall protect you from microsoft being able to delete things that it desires? or an anti-virus, because they would certainly register that as 'viruslike activity'. just a thought.

gh0sth@cker 14-09-2002 08:45

Quote:

Originally posted by podunkviller
wouldnt a firewall protect you from microsoft being able to delete things that it desires? or an anti-virus, because they would certainly register that as 'viruslike activity'. just a thought.
Not with this flaw. I've tried this flaw out with Zonealarm running in the background and the files were deleted. :D (cos basically it happens through Internet Explorer I think - which will already have access rights).
M$ have secretly fixed it in SP1 - but most people running XP won't have updated to SP1 yet as it's a 130Mb download, so they are very vulnerable to attack from anyone.

emptyeighty 14-09-2002 10:07

Quote:

Originally posted by gh0sth@cker

No I don't think Mozilla has spyware (just checked with Lavasoft's Ad-search)

Thats what i thought. Ad-Aware didnt detect anything after i installed Mozilla.

themis_t 14-09-2002 15:38

well...m$ is the only company releasing all her programms before fenishing them..thet's why we find so many problems at many programms and many patches are released!!!m$ also tries to get into your sytem by ways you don't think of...haven't you heard of the scandal when cia asked m$ to give her the codes or something like this for all the computers she had access to...about 90% of the pcs that are connected to internet....they tried to cover this up and i think they did pretty well cause very fiew peolpe know this now...

emptyeighty 14-09-2002 18:59

But what has all this got to do with Mozilla?

themis_t 16-09-2002 13:42

nothing...:D

emptyeighty 16-09-2002 14:15

How come you think theres spyware in Mozilla, themis?
And what about that SDv2.70 unwrapper?

themis_t 17-09-2002 06:48

about mozilla i had read it somewhere....i can't remember where....anout the unwraper go and look at the thread i mentioned it....


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