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'Magic Lantern' Rubs the Wrong Way
Shane Coursen, 2001-12-03

Anti-virus products could detect the FBI's new spyware. But should they?

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'Magic Lantern' Rubs the Wrong Way 2001-12-11
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'Magic Lantern' Rubs the Wrong Way 2001-12-24
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'Magic Lantern' is bad news 2001-12-19
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Black ~ Magic 2001-12-20
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'Magic Lantern'? where can I get a copy? 2001-12-20
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'Magic Lantern' Rubs the Wrong Way 2001-12-20
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'Magic Lantern' Rubs the Wrong Way 2001-12-21
Duane Maurer II (1 replies)
Here is the key to the problem. They develop the software, no one can detect it (legally that is), a bad guy gets it... duh... also, i am sure there will be *special* virus definition lists and such that do have it included, and the bad guys will trade that around... what a riduculous idea... do these guys actually own computers???

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