Re[2]: Traces left by Torpark, and other security discussion (was Re: TorPark)

2006-11-27 Thread Arrakistor
> the exact keys may vary from win98/2k/xp, as they often do. (are you > using a fixed list of keys to look for, or is there a more in depth > search for particular key names/values? a static list will be > brittle) I am supposing it will variable. I will naturally have to verify it. And then ag

Re: Traces left by Torpark, and other security discussion (was Re: TorPark)

2006-11-27 Thread coderman
On 11/26/06, coderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... why the focus on automatic updates? [we thought we'd need these at one point, but really, it opened up more problems than it solved. additional care before releases has proved sufficient] i am referring to the developers of janusvm, NOT Tor,

Re: Traces left by Torpark, and other security discussion (was Re: TorPark)

2006-11-26 Thread coderman
On 11/26/06, Arrakistor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... I will check out the claims about the registry. I performed a diff on it from running and after and found only the SSL seed value changed. Perhaps there are some other changes. the exact keys may vary from win98/2k/xp, as they often do. (a

Re: Traces left by Torpark, and other security discussion (was Re: TorPark)

2006-11-26 Thread Arrakistor
Hello Steven, I will check out the claims about the registry. I performed a diff on it from running and after and found only the SSL seed value changed. Perhaps there are some other changes. I will check those out for sure. Regarding the rest of the registry keys, if they are indeed persistant and

Traces left by Torpark, and other security discussion (was Re: TorPark)

2006-11-26 Thread Steven Murdoch
On Mon, Nov 13, 2006 at 03:17:31PM -0600, Arrakistor wrote: > Until an official doc is produced for helping users compile and > understand the choice that were made, the answer to all your questions > is here: http://www.torrify.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1800 I was also interested in the an