Step by Step How To Use Norton Ghost
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Download Link From Here : filescraft.net Scanned Full Virus :- virustotal.com ======================================= BY ADNAN S. KHAN ANCHOR ANTHONY MARTINEZ Getting hacked is bad for any company. It's even worse when that company sells online security. CNBC has the story... "Hackers stole some source code from Symantec's Norton AntiVirus product, but the company says it won't compromise the most recent version. The stock was still down in early trading." The New York Times interviewed the director of security strategy at Imperva, an online security firm, who explained the significance of the hack. "This does not happen very often ... Source code is a company's crown jewels. Most companies put lots of locks and chains around it." A hacker group in India called the The Lords of Dharmaraja claimed responsibility. Computerworld explains how the group got access. "...the Symantec information was accessed from an Indian government server. Many governments require companies such as Symantec to submit their source code for inspection to prove they are not spying on the government." So really -- it wasn't Symantec itself that got hacked. But, now that the hackers have bypassed those locks and chains, PCWorld lays out how they could exploit the Norton source code. "If it's current enough, the code could potentially provide malware writers with the knowledge required to evade detection, and could give Symantec's competitors an inside look into the company's technology." So, what's ...
Step By Step Backup Computer Use Norton Ghost
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Download Link From Here : filescraft.net Scanned Full Virus :- virustotal.com ======================================= BY ADNAN S. KHAN ANCHOR ANTHONY MARTINEZ Getting hacked is bad for any company. It's even worse when that company sells online security. CNBC has the story... "Hackers stole some source code from Symantec's Norton AntiVirus product, but the company says it won't compromise the most recent version. The stock was still down in early trading." The New York Times interviewed the director of security strategy at Imperva, an online security firm, who explained the significance of the hack. "This does not happen very often ... Source code is a company's crown jewels. Most companies put lots of locks and chains around it." A hacker group in India called the The Lords of Dharmaraja claimed responsibility. Computerworld explains how the group got access. "...the Symantec information was accessed from an Indian government server. Many governments require companies such as Symantec to submit their source code for inspection to prove they are not spying on the government." So really -- it wasn't Symantec itself that got hacked. But, now that the hackers have bypassed those locks and chains, PCWorld lays out how they could exploit the Norton source code. "If it's current enough, the code could potentially provide malware writers with the knowledge required to evade detection, and could give Symantec's competitors an inside look into the company's technology." So, what's ...
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Download Link From Here : filescraft.net Scanned Full Virus :- virustotal.com ======================================= BY ADNAN S. KHAN ANCHOR ANTHONY MARTINEZ Getting hacked is bad for any company. It's even worse when that company sells online security. CNBC has the story... "Hackers stole some source code from Symantec's Norton AntiVirus product, but the company says it won't compromise the most recent version. The stock was still down in early trading." The New York Times interviewed the director of security strategy at Imperva, an online security firm, who explained the significance of the hack. "This does not happen very often ... Source code is a company's crown jewels. Most companies put lots of locks and chains around it." A hacker group in India called the The Lords of Dharmaraja claimed responsibility. Computerworld explains how the group got access. "...the Symantec information was accessed from an Indian government server. Many governments require companies such as Symantec to submit their source code for inspection to prove they are not spying on the government." So really -- it wasn't Symantec itself that got hacked. But, now that the hackers have bypassed those locks and chains, PCWorld lays out how they could exploit the Norton source code. "If it's current enough, the code could potentially provide malware writers with the knowledge required to evade detection, and could give Symantec's competitors an inside look into the company's technology." So, what's ...
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