Sebastiaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Suppose we make such a torjan, worm or whatever to take action against the > red one? Let's say, the white worm does not do any damage on the system on > which it is installed, it only pops up a message on a red wormed > machine.
That's easy to say... but not easy to implement. The problem with doing things of questionable legality, however, is that you're on the hook if anything goes wrong. Say you accidentally let it infect a host multiple times... and the machine grinds to a halt under tons of white worms? Or the bandwidth used spreading the white worm costs a lot, or worse, delays a critical service? It's _your_ fault. Perhaps you can assure yourself that the worm is 100% bug-free, and will not cause problems due to bugs in any other system on the planet... but I wouldn't want to risk that. -- Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - In a variety of flavors! :-F Bucktoothed vampire with one tooth missing.
