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今天的香港有线新闻 正不断的播出：绿坝--被美国软件公司指控盗版，所谓的绿坝，正在源源不断的通过用户电脑，发回娘家叫Solid Oak Software的美国软件公司的服务器一些信息。证明这软件正在不断的被盗用，甚至还发回Solid Oak的服务器更新黑名单！！
China’s Filtering Software Contains Pirated Code
Does ’Green Dam’ steal code from CyberSitter? And what are PC OEMs to do?
06.12.09
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by Mark Hachman
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The "Green Dam" filtering software that the Chinese government is reportedly requiring for all PCs sold there contains pirated code, a U.S. software manufacturer claimed Friday.
Solid Oak Software, the developer of CyberSitter, claims that the look and feel of the GUI used by Green Dam mimics the style of CyberSitter. But more damning, chief executive Brian Milburn said, was the fact that the Green Dam code uses DLLs identified with the CyberSitter name, and even makes calls back to Solid Oak’s servers for updates.
Green Dam is a piece of filtering software that will reportedly be required for all PCs sold inside China. The software is already available in China, although the restrictions go into place on July 1, according to The New York Times.
According to a study by the University of Michigan, the Green Dam software works to identify images, text, and URLs and compares them to a filter, which blocks the offending work. The researchers took the publicly available software and reverse-engineered it, using standard methods. Inside, the study’s author, assistant professor of electrical engineering J. Alex Halderman, found evidence that the software uses blacklists compiled by CyberSitter, dating back to 2006. An encrypted news bulletin, which dates back to 2004, was also accidentally included, Halderman wrote.
"We’ve been talking with them since the report came out yesterday," Halderman said in an interview.
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