Hacker Group Backs Down from Releasing Symantec Source Code...For Now
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An Indian hacking group known as "The Lords of Dharmaraja" celebrated swiping the Norton antivirus source code from Symantec earlier this month and promptly began releasing fragments to the public before promising to upload the full Monty on January 17, 2012. That's today, but rather than release the source code in its entirety, the hacking group decided now is not the time.
"We've decided not to release code to the public until we get full of it =) 1st we'll own evrthn we can by 0din' the sym code & pour mayhem," a hacker known as Yama Tough posted to this Twitter account yesterday.
Even if the group does decide to release the source code, Symantec isn't terribly worried about it, saying th... »read more
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