Symantec was taking to long to pay the hackers for them not to release the souce code of PCanywhere thing on Norton or soemthing, the source code(1.26GB compressed) has been downloaded now for a total ammount of 16 TB
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not really a bribe. they were attempting to protect their property. would you say that you are bribing terrorists for a hostage? no, they asked for money
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lol, how pathetic.
symantec actually wanted to have the hackers publicly state that they lied about ever doing it.
They would have been lucky enough to get their code back in the first place.
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So the "Norton Corporation" got hacked by Mexican script kiddies? Oh wow.
Their service was horrible, no wonder they got fucked like this. It's probably just Karma fighting back.
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It's pretty common for security teams to pay people who find flaws in their software, on the basis that in exchange for the money, the hackers don't release any of it publicly. Google and Mozilla both have pages on their website offering huge amounts of money to anyone reporting major security flaws in their products.
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Norton sucks harder than an entire production run of Dysons.
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"Symantec tried to bribe hackers not to release their source code" - Anonymous hacker team
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