My OperaApple's Hidden Message to Hackers: "Dont Steal Mac OS X"
Monday, January 16, 2006 8:36:02 PM
Echt ?
Volgens het site OSx86 is er een speciale .kext (Kernel Extention) file in de OSX implementatie op de Intel DualCore gebaseerde nieuwe iMac/MacBookPro computers gezet, om hackers af te schrikken :-/
Quote:
We’ve received some information regarding Apple's newest portable, the MacBook Pro, and with it a hidden message for would-be hackers. We were made privy to a text dump from the System Profiler of one of the new MacBooks and, naturally, couldn’t wait to sort through its contents. What we didn’t expect to see was a warning from Apple to those that would hack OS X, presumably to those wanting it to run on beige-box PCs:
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<key>_name</key>
<string>Dont Steal Mac OS X</string>
[...]
<string>Copyright (c) 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
EndQuote
Het volledige arikel staat hier.
Volgens het site OSx86 is er een speciale .kext (Kernel Extention) file in de OSX implementatie op de Intel DualCore gebaseerde nieuwe iMac/MacBookPro computers gezet, om hackers af te schrikken :-/
Quote:
We’ve received some information regarding Apple's newest portable, the MacBook Pro, and with it a hidden message for would-be hackers. We were made privy to a text dump from the System Profiler of one of the new MacBooks and, naturally, couldn’t wait to sort through its contents. What we didn’t expect to see was a warning from Apple to those that would hack OS X, presumably to those wanting it to run on beige-box PCs:
--------------------------------------------------
<key>_name</key>
<string>Dont Steal Mac OS X</string>
[...]
<string>Copyright (c) 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
EndQuote
Het volledige arikel staat hier.
