03 December 2006
Trojans With Your Vista Cracks
Vista features an image-based install process to allow third-party software to be included on the installation DVD, making it easier for corporate users to have their private software pre-installed. Unfortunately, this can allow for images to be distributed with Trojan horses and other malware included.
People looking for cracks for Windows Vista are very likely to find a Trojan horse, specifically PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze. I can't say that I am very worried about this though. It should be expected that when downloading something illegal, there is a high probability of having something more than you want.
The money that can be got by gaining personal information from computers is high enough that the people involved are looking for any way possible of getting that information, what easier way than let you install it yourself.
People looking for cracks for Windows Vista are very likely to find a Trojan horse, specifically PSW.Win32.LdPinch.aze. I can't say that I am very worried about this though. It should be expected that when downloading something illegal, there is a high probability of having something more than you want.
The money that can be got by gaining personal information from computers is high enough that the people involved are looking for any way possible of getting that information, what easier way than let you install it yourself.
Labels: crack, microsoft, os, trojan, vista
