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A malicious software could be a contributing factor to one of the worst plane crash in Spain. Because of infection by Trojan software is a monitoring computer did not beat in time alarm. A judge has now ordered a detailed analysis of related data .
Almost exactly two years ago, on August 19 , 2008, plunged the Spanair flight JK 5022 from Madrid in brief at the start , 154 of the 172 people on board died . It was one of the worst air disasters that had occurred in Spain so far . The search for the reasons of the crash continues today . New information suggests that a malicious software , kno
Originally posted by Big Raging Loner
Well for anyone out there who spends their time making Trojans and might be reading this, I think you're scum, I thought that before reading this article and this has galvanised my view of your pointless existence.
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Well for anyone out there who spends their time making Trojans and might be reading this, I think you're scum, I thought that before reading this article and this has galvanised my view of your pointless existence.
Originally posted by Big Raging Loner
But I bet most people never thought such malware could be found on the communication system of a commercial airliner, me included.
According to Symantec - maker of the popular Norton antivirus software - the Gammima worm's only purpose is to steal usernames and passwords from 10 online games popular in China.
It can travel on removable media like flash drives and is classified as a low threat that is easy to remove.
Comment from: Big Raging Loner on: 23-8-2010 @ 08:13 Hello there, so you make trojan viruses? Then I feel sorry for you. Anyway happy trojan making. I hope you enjoy your contributions to humanity as much as everyone else does. IE about as much as a hypodermic needle in the eye.
t may not have been specially written for the aircraft
Originally posted by FredT
I am not familiar with the process of updating avionic software but I suspect its more complicated than inserting a jump drive .......