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Subject: Re: Windows file problem
From: Flaherty, Jack (Shockro
AOL.COM)Date: Mon Oct 09 2000 - 19:33:43 CDT
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Yep. This has been a potential security risk for quite some time now because
these extra file streams can be dropped anywhere (possibly behind important
DLLs, etc.) They're perfect places to hide rootkits, stolen nuclear hard
drive images, etc.
Uhhh...Some white-hat group released a program to find file streams and
delete them if necessary. I thought it was the L0pht, but I can't seem to
remember now and I sure can't find it on their site. URL someone?
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