While I completely agree that the TH case in Israel must represent the "tip
of the iceberg" and for sure there will be similar cases in Europe and the
US (have already been). But it is pretty useless to blow this particular
horn. I am sure many Israeli firms are scanning their machines to look
for the presence of Trojans, but apparently the impact in the US has been
close to zero. Not until security incidents actually occur do most
companies respond. So just wait....
-Stiennon
www.threatchaos.com
At 03:58 AM 6/4/2005, Hagai Bar-El wrote:
List,
In the following link is an opinion about the espionage act discovered in
Israel a week ago.
In short: This case is probably one of dozens, but the only one that was
discovered probably due to three non-typical mistakes that were done.
http://www.hbarel.com/Blog/entry0004.html
Hagai.
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