Monthly Archives: September 2009

Copyright Law – An Australian Political Perspective

By scott kane | Published: September 7, 2009

Ordinarily I keep my political activities seperate to this blog. However I published an article today, on copyright, that may be of interest to developers and Micro ISV's, particularly those residing in Australia.It doesn't state anything we haven't heard many times before, as developers, but it is an opening gambit, in the public political sense, of mine on this issue. The objective is to raise awareness overtime and hopefully nip in the bud certain subversive influences I'm aware of, in the political scene here in Australia, in relation to this issue.

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Delphi DCU Virus – SysConst.pas Library Source Injection. Athena Virus?

By scott kane | Published: September 6, 2009

OK. I've not had a chance to confirm this myself, but at least one anti malware company is supporting the claim it seems - Bit Defender. Allegedly this piece of malware does the following:

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