CAFAI Liens en Vrac 05/02/2015
It’s generally accepted that any piece of software could be compromised with a backdoor. Prominent examples include the Sony/BMG installer, which had a backdoor built-in to allow Sony to keep users from copying the CD, which also allowed malicious third-parties to take over any machine with the software installed; the Samsung Galaxy, which has a backdoor that allowed the modem to access the device’s filesytem, which also allows anyone running a fake base station to access files on the device; and Lotus Notes, which had a backdoor which allowed encryption to be defeated.
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