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pancakes Level: 85    
Posts: 1014/1873 EXP: 5720712 Next: 177828 Since: 01-05-12 From: France Last post: 91 days Last view: 34 days |
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ASUS LiveUpdate is one of ASUS' preinstalled bloatware programs, that updates shit like BIOS, drivers etc... The updates are retrieved over plain HTTP and not authenticated. There is a way, via MitM and some other trickery, to make it run a malicious executable with admin/system privileges. Long story short, first thing to do when getting a new computer is axing all the preinstalled bloatware. ____________________ Kuribo64 - melonDS want some revolution in your coffee? |
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    Miracles Happen When you believe... Level: 258
Posts: 2749/25311 EXP: 278624399 Next: 983331 Since: 07-16-12 From: Albany, NY OS: Windows 98 Last post: 633 days Last view: 633 days |
Just as bad as the Lenovo "Superfish" malware, too  Typically whenever I buy a name brand machine I do a full format and erase the hard drive and do a clean install using the OEM supplied key  "Miracles happen, when you believe..."
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