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persistent bad code present with only the live CD/no HD???
To the list;
I have persistent bad code with the live CD. I have been hacked and now what? How can I purge the bad code and replace with clean code?
I am guessing that the binary editor can be used for this but where to I find the clean code and then insert it? Is it also possible to check the sums of these files for the existance of additional strings?
Any idea how the code can persist after power disconnects on a already written CD that can't be written to? No HD in the computer, so now what???
let me know
thanks again
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