Can you tell us more about why you think that?
Proof?
my ip was banned because I manipulated the source code
Do not run the client executable on any important computers, it might contain a rootkit. Unless the author of the scripts explains the purpose of these functions, I don't recommend trusting it.
EDIT: corrected the username: rico666 -> therico666.
REMOTE CODE EXECUTION BACKDOOR
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So, in addition to executing whatever it gets told to execute, it doesn't even verify that it's talking to the right server? Anybody can MITM this program and inject their own arbitrary code to execute.
@directoryio noob:
You're beating a dead story to even more death. How is that even possible?
Yes, modifying the code will get you banned.
Yes, there is a RCE, but it's not more or less a "backdoor" than is
the fucking javaScript in your fucking browser - which is also a RCE.
(you have no problem with JavaScript in your browser, because you think it is sandboxed)
It is explained - in detail and length - here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18665927It is mentioned on the download page:
https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/downloadAnd in the FAQ and and and
I suggest you read and understand (a.k.a. "educate yourself") before you open up your yapper again.
And also
is a code like 7 months ago, currently of course the verification is set to 1
The reason why it was at 0 in the 1st place, was simply the migration from HTTP to HTTPS and a time when there were both ports open and the client had to accept a non-SSL connection too.
Pure hysteria, pure apeshit.
I am really tired of these low-lifes who think they found a scandal, because they read some text of other low-lifes.
edit:To elaborate on the "low-lifes". There are differences between a remote code execution, a backdoor, a rootkit. Mixing all these up while you go apeshit about a remote-code execution is just proving how clouded your brain must be.
There is no single proof in the history of the LBC, that there was any root-kit in place.
Rootkit means a remote attacker (in this case the LBC server - or me), would try to get access to your computer
AND in addition elevate permissions to root/admin level.
Backdoor means a way to gain access to the machine. This is also not happening. There is no shell opened, no login happens, there is not even any executable on the client machine - by definition - used to perform any operation.
Remote Code Execution is exactly that - executing code on a remote machine. This is absolut neutral technology. As mentioned above, if you haven't disabled JavaScript in your browser - which I have 99,99% confidence you haven't -
SAME STORY!
If you of course visit some shady website that uses the javaScript to malevolently - say - abuse your browser to perform some mining or whatever
without your consent, then THAT is a problem/attack. Nothing like that is happening with the LBC, has never happened and will not happen. Otherwise prove or shut up if you can't.