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Illegal e-cards to spy on your lover by Laughing Boy at 2:23 pm EDT, Sep 30, 2003 |
] California (Reuters) -- A company calling itself Lover ] Spy has begun offering a way for jealous lovers -- and ] anyone else -- to spy on the computer activity of their ] mates by sending an electronic greeting, the equivalent ] of a thinking-of-you card, that doubles as a bugging ] device. ] ] Computer security experts said the Lover Spy service and ] software appeared to violate U.S. law, but also said the ] surveillance program pointed to an increasingly common ] way for hackers to seize control of computers. ] ] Marketed as a way to "catch a cheating lover," the Lover ] Spy company offers to send an e-mail greeting card to ] lure the victim to a Web site that will download onto the ] victim's computer a trojan program to be used for spying. |
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RE: Illegal e-cards to spy on your lover by Decius at 2:43 pm EDT, Sep 30, 2003 |
Laughing Boy wrote: ] ] California (Reuters) -- A company calling itself Lover ] ] Spy has begun offering a way for jealous lovers -- and ] ] anyone else -- to spy on the computer activity of their ] ] mates by sending an electronic greeting, the equivalent ] ] of a thinking-of-you card, that doubles as a bugging ] ] device. I blogged a link to this company's website a couple weeks ago. It existed at several mis-spellings of the word google. Ironically, it appears to be down... |
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