Topic: Does all closed software post 2012 have btc capture virus/trojan/keylogger? (Read 837 times)
August 17, 2014, 12:23:45 AM
Its a safe assumption to make especially if someone from this site sends you the file... so many key loggers and wallet stealers
August 16, 2014, 10:58:06 PM
It seems to me that all software post around 2012 would have to have btc capture in it somewhere.
Essentially consider that the people codding have every intensive [low paid and knowledgeable] to just put a few bits of coded here and there that is hard to find but harvest btc related info to get your coins.
Of course you should only ever use a open source o/s on a machine that is never connected to the internet, but that aside,
do you now assume that all software has loggers of some type?
Essentially consider that the people codding have every intensive [low paid and knowledgeable] to just put a few bits of coded here and there that is hard to find but harvest btc related info to get your coins.
Of course you should only ever use a open source o/s on a machine that is never connected to the internet, but that aside,
do you now assume that all software has loggers of some type?
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