Israelis use Free Software to inject malware to blogs

[Tomer Cohen]

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 13:08, Omer Zak <w1 at zak.co.il> wrote:

> According to this definition, base64 encoded code is not source code.
> I suppose that the theme in question was not made available in
> non-obfuscated format (i.e. with decodings for all base64 encoded
> stuff), hence the GPL violation.
>
Yes, we hate it, but we can't say that base64 is a kind of binary blobs
because it isn't as you can decode it at any time and get the real source
code and not a disassembled one. If we go to the court with this, can you
please tell me what is the difference between a code in ASCII characters,
Unicode and base64 encoded? Yes, MasterGate did something nasty, but I
don't think this is enough in order to call it GPL violation.

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*Tomer Cohen*
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