Bonjour à tous, tiré de slashdot aujourd'hui :
"Swiss to Use Spyware to Listen to VoIP
Heise Security is reporting that the Swiss Department of the
Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications is entertaining the
idea of utilizing the 'Superintendant Trojan', a spyware program
designed to allow eavesdropping on VoIP conversations. According to
ERA IT Solutions, the creator of the software, it will only be
distributed to investigation agencies in the hopes of keeping it out
of the hands of malicious hackers since firewalls apparently 'do not
present a problem' for the software."
Référence et discution sur slashdot :
http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/10/09/2255234.shtml
La référence citée par slashdot :
http://www.heise-security.co.uk/news/79212
où on y trouve entre autre :
"...The wiretap has some additional functions. For example, the
built in microphone on a laptop can be turned on to monitor a room
or webcams can be activated. As the latter is usually indicated by
an LED, this is unlikely to be useful in practice. Once wiretap
activities have been completed, the software can be programmed to
uninstall itself at a given time..."
Dingue, non ?
Bonne journée à tous.
Olivier
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