Ka Faraq Gatri ( talk) 10:42, 27 November 2010 (UTC) There's also a reference in what looks like a peer review journal of Beast as an "infamous Trojan horse". Ka Faraq Gatri ( talk) 10:14, 27 November 2010 (UTC) Looks like he pled guilty to the original charge. Given Wired says he was the first person charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission for a fraud using both identity theft and hacking (the 2003 Beast conviction) and the charges laid against him again in 2009 I wonder if he might merit his own stub. Seems like it didn't deter him as he was back in the headlines again in 2009 for Stock Exchange hacking. According to Wired he was given a prison sentence followed by community service. There's also the case of a teenager prosecuted for using Beast.
DZGuymed ( talk) 23:58, 20 October 2010 (UTC) There's a source here (now) that does seem to suggest it's real (although it doesn't back up the rather elaborate list of things Beast can supposedly do). I say that until we can find solid sources of information, this article shouldn't be edited. Also, in earlier revisions the name of the creator was linked, possibly meaning that either someone just came here and lied about everything (more probable) or the creator of the trojan (if it even exists) came and made glory edits (less probable, but easy to picture happening). Considering the long list of features and information of ways it can exploit a system, the article could just be an elaborate bluff or filled with first hand information. This article has absolutely no sources to back up the information provided in this article. Radioactivemutant ( talk) 23:29, 23 March 2010 (UTC) Is it just just me or are we giving the gun to the killer with this page? I mean, this article is probably tell many people about this Trojan and where to get it. Probably, today's AV programs are better than they used to be.so most of this stuff that is basic on this site, would get caught.
It would be a bit naive to think that the people executing such files would have to check with wikipedia first to figure out what the file did.it's more the people who don't regularly play with this stuff that would come here. It isn't "giving the gun to the killer," it is describing the gun so that people actually know what a gun looks like and what part of it does what.
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While it is a little scary, I think keeping this is important because it tells users how to remove the file from Windows XP. Keep it, it describes how to remove the file. 1 Keep it, it describes how to remove the file.