Re: could a cd or disquette be infected remotely?
- From: Unruh <unruh-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 06:32:01 GMT
kurt wismer <kurtw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Todd H. wrote:
"satyne" <untoquedecanela@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Hello everyone:
I have a question long ago, don´t know if this is possible
is it possible that a disquette and a cd-rom be infected remotely, I
mean, without having physic access to the computer?
A floppy disk, sure. Any malware that can run anything arbitrary on
the computer can arbitrarily infect whatever writable media is
connected to it.
A CD-R is not possible to infect since it's read-only media. I
imagine a CD-RW that isn't closed or whatever might be technically
possible, but the odds are so slim that there's on in any given cd
burner that I doubt anyone would bother coding for such a thing.
actually, it's a cd-rom that's read only media (rom = read only
media)... a cd-r is writable, and a cd-rw is rewritable so what you said
for cd-rw is actually true for cd-r and cd-rw may actually as infectable
as a floppy (d/epending on how it was prepared)...
Once a cdr has been written it is read only.
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