Storm Worm Evolves To Use Tor 182
An anonymous reader writes "Seems like the Storm botnet that was behind the last two waves of attacks is also responsible for this new kind of social-engineering based attacks, using spam to try and convince users of the necessity of using Tor for there communications. They 'kindly' provide a link to download a trojaned version of Tor. This blog entry has a link to the original post on or-talk mailing list which has some samples of the messages."
Re:Are we late to the party? (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Ummm. (Score:5, Funny)
Unlikely (Score:5, Funny)
When your users are illiterate ... (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Are we late to the party? (Score:2, Funny)
If you are not sure if you should install this program, get more information at http://www.evil.org/malware/installer.exe!
Re:Who are the stormbot people? (Score:3, Funny)
Re:When your users are illiterate ... (Score:3, Funny)
time traveller from 1987 goes 20 years in future, (Score:3, Funny)
"hmmm, what is going on in the far off fantastical future of 2007?"
Bringing Science and Math Into Writing?
"Ah, an age old problem"
Libraries Defend Open Access
"Some sort of Fahrenheit 451 situation? has the government gone fascist? or the russians won the cold war?"
New Legislation Proposed For Nuclear Safety
"Ah! Chernobyl is still fresh in their minds! At least it seems we didn't nuke each other"
Storm Worm Evolves to Use Tor
"SWEET JESUS! DUNE IS REAL!? AND IN CAHOOTS WITH THE SCANDINAVIAN GODS? WHATR SORT OF SCIFI FANTASY FUTURE IS THIS!"
Need editors who EDIT (Score:5, Funny)
Perhaps we could make the distinction clear this way: A machine that sells soft drinks is often referred to as a 'vender', while the guy selling hot dogs is more likely to be called a 'vendor'. With that in mind, I have toyed with a similar convention for other verb+er nouns:
It's got as good a chance of adoption as *bibyte does.Now, if Cmdr Taco could just get editors who actually EDIT... Oh. He's the 'editor' who ran this story? Never mind.
Um... excuse you? (Score:4, Funny)
Real programmers don't need source code. (Score:3, Funny)
Oh come on! You aren't a real programmer. Everyone knows the binary is the source code. My uncle eddy doesn't even need those fancy disassemblers or debuggers. He edits memory by looking at LEDs and flipping dip switches. Now that is a real programmer.
Note to world: computer programs don't evolve (Score:3, Funny)
Sometimes they intentionally break them.
But they don't spontaneously "evolve", "mutate", or any other such thing.
Christ.
Re:My question is.. (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Are we late to the party? (Score:2, Funny)