good one, Spiderpig
to people who don't know, or don't remember...
some times ago, many Sony music cds were installing rootkit, without user consent...to "protect" the way you "should" play music. but some security firme discover it, and sony had to stop doing it.

this is how hackers and virus programmers have found a new way to hide virus/trojan...via rootkit.
good one, Spiderpig
to people who don't know, or don't remember...
some times ago, many Sony music cds were installing rootkit, without user consent...to "protect" the way you "should" play music. but some security firme discover it, and sony had to stop doing it.

this is how hackers and virus programmers have found a new way to hide virus/trojan...via rootkit.
Imagine if the mischevious hackers installed a root kit on your computer without your knowledge. Now that would be nasty.
I don't see it in the article. I don't think they've been hacked at all.