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MSGCLASS
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MSGCLASSMessage Class
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Once this Trojan software is inside the target machine, the malicious software does nothing until the attacker contacts it by sending an e-mail message to the compromised machine; the special message class allows it to be forwarded directly to the hidden folders with out ever being seen by the user.
Poison pen e-mail: A newly discovered vulnerability makes it possible ... by Piazza, Peter / Security Management
0 are replacement scatter/gather list formats, support for 64-bit physical addressing and message buffering in host memory, and a message class for communication with hot-plug controllers.
What's UP With [I.sub.2]O SIG? by Cummings, Roger / Computer Technology Review
About one-third are developing LAN products, one-third storage products, one-fourth private message class products and `other' products comprise slightly more than one-fourth (some companies are developing products in more than one category).
I2O SIG Goes On-Line With New Site for System Developers by Business Wire
 
 
 
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