OT: Re: Vulnerability Count

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LOL - hey anyone remember the backdoor that the author of (unnamed --
but you former C64 users know which one) BBS had so he could login and
shutdown unlicensed sites?    :-)

(not that I or any of my 12 year old friends at the time ran
unauthorized copies of any BBS software)

*wink*


On Sat, 2001-08-25 at 12:24, John (EBo) David wrote:
> Jason wrote:
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> > "John (EBo) David" wrote:
> > > observation. Now for which is the most secure: by what and whose
> > > criteria?
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> > When was the last time you saw a new remote exploit for software
> > written to run on an Apple 2 or a C64?
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> > (Yes, such things existed, just with dialup BBSes rather than TCP/IP..
> > )
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> cool... I wonder if anyone could adapt CR to infect giga-pets!
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