...t discuss them ;-) If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Nor more nor less than any other language. "Backdoors" require secure locks. Such locks can be (and have been) implemented in Forth,...

... within the modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? Are you a virus hacker? or a virus-writer bounty ...

... considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Even the smallest Forth is going to be too large for this. All you...'t seem to have any unique advantages for writing trojans. Nobody is aiming at writing Trojans. However Forth seems to be good for a miniature dialog service backdoor. But ...

... (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Even the smallest Forth is going to be too large for this. All you need is .... Forth doesn't seem to have any unique advantages for writing trojans. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image?...

... the modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? Are you a virus hacker? or a virus-writer bounty...

... the modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? ----- Stegano Interesting name you ...

...modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? Are you a virus hacker? or a virus-writer bounty hunter...

...an interesting "rootkit" I guess. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. The variety of trojans, viruses and rootkits are usually hand-coded executables suitable for that environment.

...within the modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? ----- Stegano Interesting name you sign ...

... within the modem. If this works (seems easy considering the small footprint required), Forth is equally suitable to open backdoors maliciously as Trojan Horse. Anyone ever considered to hide a Forth kernel in a jpeg image? ----- Stegano Interesting name you sign with. But I...