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| HOW TO DETECT TROJANS IN U++ [FEATURE REQUEST] [message #37395] |
Sat, 29 September 2012 19:16  |
jheblack
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HOW TO DETECT TROJANS IN U++ [FEATURE REQUEST]
I (a newbie) am not going to run U++ without first 'auditing' the source for trojans, backdoors, or 'spy ware' since we all know that.
Do you have a helpful suggestion for a 'newbie' such as myself on that? Can you provide a link on how a newbie is to detect "trojans" in the U++ Code Base, Bazaar, etc. (OR WHATEVER) Seriously, this is not TBB: Intel Threading Building blocks here. It's U++.
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| Re: HOW TO DETECT TROJANS IN U++ [FEATURE REQUEST] [message #37399 is a reply to message #37398] |
Sun, 30 September 2012 07:50  |
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Hi jheblack
The source code itself is harmless, even if it contained trojans or whatever. All you have to do is scan the resulting binaries... You can start with theide.exe (it contains most of U+ code) and also you can scan anything you build prior to running it.
No offence meant, but you are either too paranoid, or not paranoid enough. You're afraid of trojans in code that has 100% positive user rating on Sourceforge and you are willing to test it with a piece of python script that has 60% negative rating on Sourceforge. There is much bigger probability that the "Malware Classifier" is malicious than that U++ contains any trojans...
Also, if you still keep talking about how TBB is great and U++ sucks, why don't you just go and use TBB?
Honza
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