freebsd utilisant les .bz2 il n'etait pas trojanneR. Seul l'archive .tgz a été modifié.
* If you installed Irssi from binary, you are safe.
* Debian sources were not backdoored.
* Nightly source snapshots do not seem to be backdoored.
* CVS does not seem to be backdoored.
* irssi-0.8.4.tar.bz2 file was not backdoored, only the .gz one
* FreeBSD port was not backdoored, as it used the .bz2 file
* Irssi/SILC client was not backdoored
* If you let Irssi download the GLib sources from irssi.org, they are
backdoored (the same configure thing as with Irssi)
* If you still have the sources, check with grep SOCK_STREAM configure.
If it returns any lines, it is backdoored.
* md5 checksum of originally released irssi-0.8.4.tar.gz is
57bf9d89638be3d377be211f0b0d7049. This is also the one of 0.8.4a.
# freebsd is good
Posté par th0m ask me . En réponse à la dépêche Backdoor dans irssi. Évalué à -4.
* If you installed Irssi from binary, you are safe.
* Debian sources were not backdoored.
* Nightly source snapshots do not seem to be backdoored.
* CVS does not seem to be backdoored.
* irssi-0.8.4.tar.bz2 file was not backdoored, only the .gz one
* FreeBSD port was not backdoored, as it used the .bz2 file
* Irssi/SILC client was not backdoored
* If you let Irssi download the GLib sources from irssi.org, they are
backdoored (the same configure thing as with Irssi)
* If you still have the sources, check with grep SOCK_STREAM configure.
If it returns any lines, it is backdoored.
* md5 checksum of originally released irssi-0.8.4.tar.gz is
57bf9d89638be3d377be211f0b0d7049. This is also the one of 0.8.4a.
troollll power.