is that a theoretical question ?
of course it can,

it's the same idea they got from the .printer bug
unicode bug etc etc etc

so I think its a matter of time for the trojan to show up..

Andreas
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Subject: DCOM RPC exploit as a virus/trojan?

> Just wondering, a newbie question really; theoretically, could the
Microsoft
> RPC exploit be scripted to work in virus or trojan form?
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