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AMD h@x0®3d!

Yeah I read about this a week ago. I think a Rhode Island website was also hacked, and thousands of CC numbers were stolen. Crazy stuff.
 
Originally posted by: venk
I Guess those 64 bit processors with advanced virus protection aren't up to the job. 😉
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LOL...some dude brought one of those laptops into our hacker class and claimed it was un-hackable...😀

we hacked in....
 
Originally posted by: venk
I Guess those 64 bit processors with advanced virus protection aren't up to the job. 😉
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You didn't read the article....

Ironically, AMD Web site visitors who are using chips that support the new DEP (Data Execution Prevention) feature, which prevents software from running where it doesn't belong, are probably protected from the WMF malware, Hypponen says. "If you are running an AMD processor with DEP enabled, it likely protects you from the vulnerability that hit you from the AMD site."
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Nice try Intel!
 
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
Originally posted by: venk
I Guess those 64 bit processors with advanced virus protection aren't up to the job. 😉
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LOL...some dude brought one of those laptops into our hacker class and claimed it was un-hackable...😀

we hacked in....
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That would be a nice trick to hack into a CPU......... Tron?

 
It's pretty obvious how they were getting the wmf's out there. I'm sure the AMD forums allow users to put hyperlinks in their posts just like here, so they would just link to a site with the wmf's on it. The other way, is if their site allows the users to insert pictures into their posts with an <img src=""> type of tag.
 
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