Built-in Vista probing tools exposed

[CadCrazy]

Bumping the old thread

 

[axxo]

Bumping the old thread

not too old I think..moreover i didnt dig out this thread..got the link posted by praka in another current topic
anyway just want to confirm whether windows xp sp2 has any such issue or not?
anyone???

 

[praka123]

dont know reg xp aXXo,better wait for windows 7 torrent then as vi$ta is a pita

 

[narangz]

Can you suggest the tools which shows the connectivity to US govt. spies?

 

[praka123]

^^^ I cannot!(nmap? )I am just quoting what is reported in www.
*www.theinquirer.net/en/inquirer/news/2007/07/23/us-government-snoops-used-vista-to-spy-on-me
*forums.cnet.com/5208-6035_102-0.html?forumID=133&threadID=287015&messageID=2724805
*yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/07/22/1712252

 

[narangz]

Okay Prakash Bhai. I'll test it soon.

 

[axxo]

dont know reg xp aXXo,better wait for windows 7 torrent then as vi$ta is a pita

this is not aXXo spell itas axxo ..

btw you forgot to include $ in windows 7

 

[NucleusKore]

@Choto Cheeta

Sorry but Privacy is very important and if you think collecting data is not a big deal, hmm, prefer to disagree.

And of course - No surprises I mean regarding this news.

We all know what Win XP was doing first when we connect to internet !!! lol

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+1

 

[praka123]

Microsoft Getting Hammered: Vista secured by NSA Spies?

Posted On: Thu, 2007-01-11 14:57 by Gregory Heller

Microsoft can't catch a break! A few weeks after the "launch" of the Zune, the Vista operating system caught some serious flack. Now, in a 1-2 punch, it has come to light that spies from the NSA helped to "secure" Vista and Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone which could be described as the iPod Killer's Killer if the iPod Killer (The Zune) were not so pathetic.
"Welcome to the Social" Microsoft!
Meanwhile, over on BadVista.org, the FSF is highlighting other reasons why users should avoid Vista and look towards Free software options.



*defectivebydesign.org/blog/917

 

[naveen_reloaded]

I dont care...

 

[praka123]

afterall who cares privacy in window$ world?