First StarOffice Virus Sighted
Sam Haine '95 writes "News.com is reporting on the creation of Stardust, a virus which uses macros to attack StarOffice, Sun's office suite. The malware was written as a proof-of-concept code to show what might be possible rather than as a serious attempt to create a new attack vector." From the article: "The pest is written in Star Basic. It downloads an image file with adult content from the Internet and opens that file in a new document, according to Kaspersky's posting."
. . . It downloads an image file with adult content from the Internet and opens that file in a new document . . .
Automatically? Shouldn't this be considered a feature rather than a virus?
Sweet informative mod.
This thing downloads adult content and displays it. And this is a bad thing for us dorks because...