On Wednesday 11 February 2004 8:51 am, Kristof Hardy wrote:
> Now, something completely different, wouldn't it be usefull to have some
> 'spare' viruses of the latest detected available somewhere? (web/ftp
> site?) Would be a neat way to show management it does indeed work like a
> breeze..
It would also be an ugly way to show management that you forgot something, or
that someone has an unprotected external email account, or that an
alternative AV product which you tested has just allowed 300 machines to
become infected, or that you've just discovered a neat way of encoding /
encrypting a virus so that it does get through ClamAV after all.....
In other words, a highly risky and rather dangerous way of showing people
something you could fake just as effectively if you want to impress
non-technical management. (If technical management, who can see through
something like this, advocate testing a production system with live viruses,
start looking for another job.)
Regards,
Antony.
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