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Debunking the WMF backdoor
Thomas C. Greene, 2006-01-23

Claims that the WMF vulnerability was an intentional backdoor into Windows systems makes for an interesting conspiracy theory, but doesn't fit with the facts.

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Debunking the WMF backdoor 2006-01-23
Rick Luther
Finally Someone said it... 2006-01-24
Jon Hash
Debunking the WMF backdoor 2006-01-24
assurbanipal (1 replies)
Re: Debunking the WMF backdoor 2006-01-30
Alexey Vesnin
But why do we regulary USE a closed-source insecure OS? Why not make our choice to Open-Source ones? The answer is much more simple than the question itself - Windowsi is targeted for a common IDIOT, not for a intellectual user. If you want YOUR OWN system tunings - it's already available in Unix'es for at least 10 years... When the middle-statistical IQ of regular user will increase - Windows-like crap will die immediately because of no soil under their feet... This 'backdoor' - it's just a part of big RemoteAdmin/Backdoor/HackMePlease suite we're still buying - Microsoft Windows.

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