February 21, 2006
Bloggers in China
Feb. 21 - The third in a series of articles in the Washington Post as to how the internet works - and hinders - freedom in China: Bloggers Who Pursue Change Confront Fear And Mistrust.
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The irony in the final paragraph is outstanding.
Also pertinent is the article Free Software Takes Users Around Filters in the same issue.
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Found two official looking *China* blogsites in Blogger and had some bug cleanup to do with Webroot Nothing to miss really so no links.
Did you know about this Trojan service??
Build-to-order trojan horse service offers customized malware for $990
By Wolfgang Gruener
Published Friday 24th February 2006 19:21 GMT
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/02/24/trojan_horse_authoring_service/print.html
Glendale (CA) - Antivirus specialist Panda Software says it has discovered a "complex malware creation system" that allows individuals to purchase "made-to-measure" trojan horses for a flat fee of $990. The money buys not only the malware, but also a service that monitors the infection rate and provides code modifications, if the trojan is detected by antivirus software.
No doubt they are likely to do business with some very heavy customers. Not good for one*s health.
The server is already identified. Just how long they will last is questionable.
Many spammers and info key loggers are being caught lately.. Some of the fines are enormous. TG
Posted by: TonyGuitar at February 25, 2006 03:13 AM (rmMzv)
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Steve has also been having locked out mu.nu problems. Guess it*s nothing local then.
No doubt you have a post in Word, ready to paste as soon as access allows it. TG
Posted by: TonyGuitar at February 25, 2006 04:30 AM (rmMzv)
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