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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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Not to minimize the insidious nature of Magic Lantern, but it would appear to me the smart criminal or terrorist would use another secure computer to encrypt the message and send it via a second computer as an attachment. Am I naive?

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