http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/

> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>
> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
level.
> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
[/quote:034a9ee207]

Security what security..?

Davy

are you talking about that
free download by or from
a so called belinda gates?

had something to do with
getting a free vista or something...

when i saw it announced it
sounded like bait and or a con....



"Davy" <no@spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:12oaga9d58lc745@news.supernews.com...
> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>

are you talking about that
free download by or from
a so called belinda gates?

had something to do with
getting a free vista or something...

when i saw it announced it
sounded like bait and or a con....



"Davy" <no@spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:12oaga9d58lc745@news.supernews.com...
> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>

> Security what security..?

DUH! When you install a trojan from within any operating system, the
responsibility to know what your doing is the users.

--
.___
(___
____) teve steve@shattuck.net www.steve.shattuck.net

> Security what security..?

DUH! When you install a trojan from within any operating system, the
responsibility to know what your doing is the users.

--
.___
(___
____) teve steve@shattuck.net www.steve.shattuck.net

Awww, I can't believe it! Really? No kidding! Huh! Maybe it was just a
bad download? Should redownload and try again? Huh!! How could a crack
ever be a trojan? I can't believe it! Really? ...


Steve Shattuck wrote:
>> Security what security..?
>
> DUH! When you install a trojan from within any operating system, the
> responsibility to know what your doing is the users.

Awww, I can't believe it! Really? No kidding! Huh! Maybe it was just a
bad download? Should redownload and try again? Huh!! How could a crack
ever be a trojan? I can't believe it! Really? ...


Steve Shattuck wrote:
>> Security what security..?
>
> DUH! When you install a trojan from within any operating system, the
> responsibility to know what your doing is the users.

"Davy" wrote

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]

First this is not a Vista newsgroup. Second this old news, what is your
point? Do you have a question about the XP OS which is the purpose of this
newsgroup? Otherwise you're just trolling.

"Davy" wrote

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]

First this is not a Vista newsgroup. Second this old news, what is your
point? Do you have a question about the XP OS which is the purpose of this
newsgroup? Otherwise you're just trolling.

Davy;
Security what security..?
None.
But that has little to do with the operating system or other software.
When cracks and other disreputable tools are used, the major problem is the
oldest, PEBKAC error.
When the PEBKAC error exists there is little technology can do.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org


"Davy" <no@spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:12oaga9d58lc745@news.supernews.com...
> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy

Davy;
Security what security..?
None.
But that has little to do with the operating system or other software.
When cracks and other disreputable tools are used, the major problem is the
oldest, PEBKAC error.
When the PEBKAC error exists there is little technology can do.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org


"Davy" <no@spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:12oaga9d58lc745@news.supernews.com...
> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>> A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>>
>> However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>> [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy

Personally I found it useful, even if I don't have Vista.


"Davy" wrote:

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
> > A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
> >
> > However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
> > [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>
>

Personally I found it useful, even if I don't have Vista.


"Davy" wrote:

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
> > A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
> >
> > However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
> > [quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>
>

Davy wrote:

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>
>>A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
>
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>
>>However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
>
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>
>>[quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
>
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>

Operating system Security can't prevent a moron from intentionally
compromizing the system.

Davy wrote:

> http://www.reghardware.com/2006/12/0..._vista_trojan/
>
>
>>A supposed Windows Vista crack called Windows Vista All Versions
>
> Activation 21.11.06 is reportedly doing the rounds, offering those
> tempted by the chance of sticking it to Microsoft the ability to
> install illegal versions of Windows Vista.
>
>>However, the software is not a Windows Vista crack and pirates get
>
> something they didn't expect - installation of a Trojan called
> PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze - something with a "high" threat
> level.
>
>>[quote:034a9ee207]Apparently, most anti-virus scanners can recognise
>
> the Trojan, but NOD32 and the latest software from Norton won't.
> [/quote:034a9ee207]
>
> Security what security..?
>
> Davy
>

Operating system Security can't prevent a moron from intentionally
compromizing the system.