Vista - Spyware are possible?

Anyone had experience about writing spy ware for Vista Os?
If anyone had found some clue on this and willing to share his own
experience.... let us know!

Thanks!
Hajnin K.

h k o u v i e v at g m a i l d o t c o m

Of course it's possible, you won't find any help creating it here however.

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"Hajnin" <ignore@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 15:12:12 -0500, "David B." <mail@xxxxxx> wrote:
SPOIL SPORT!! 8-D

Mort D.

gotta love those wanna be hackers

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"Mort" <mort.a.della@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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David B. wrote:And the ones who top post with a sig so EVERYTHING underneath is removed
by a proper news reader....

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Asking a question?
Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)

I did myself some trojan, backdoor, key trapping, root kit, hook driver
etc.. long times ago with older Windows OS, like Win 95 etc... and was
wondering if all these technics can be done with newest Os like Vista!

Since for several years I'm using only Linux for my Dev. and Mac for
Graphic stuff, I'm curious if all these old stuff still current whit an
OS like Vista.

Thanks!
Hajnin

Gordon wrote:

Hajnin was top-posting in::Fortunately your knowledge is outdated.
However don't expect any help from this newsgroup.
Go play somewhere else.
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Carpe Diem

Vista (by default) makes it more difficult to make systemwide changes
by executing user mode malware. Users used to previous versions of
Windows can (and will) circumvent these features in the name of ease
of operation.

Nothing has changed except the default condition is more secure.
One can still configure Vista to have one user running as admin,
but it is less easy to do than it was on XP and previous OSes.

"Hajnin" <ignore@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Hajnin" <ignore@xxxxxx> wrote:
Have you been smoking!?

If you meant ANTI spyware and are serious about developing software for
Windows, at least head over to MSDN or TechNet.

Charlie42