So again, in that same last post, if I was following correctly, it seems that there is at least some risk of being hacked.
He's a smart guy, a teacher, but not the most computer savvy person I know. If there was someone who could explain what the realistic risks are using EMule in a way that my non-techie friend might be able to grasp (or ME even!), that's the kind of info that would help here. What I'm after here is some kind of info I might be able pass on to my friend that might convince him that his other IT friends are exaggerating the risks. What's "secure indent"? "Fixed port"? "Fixed application"? "the hacker can overwrite the existing client"? and especially: "rewriting unreged pointers in memory and assigning it a task smiler to static shellcode exploits overwriting ebp."? The last post is interesting, but one problem is that I am not as experienced as you are and so am not following a lot of what you say in that key last paragraph. What I meant by "How secure is it?" is "When using EMule, how much does the risk of either being hacked or infected with malware/viruses/spyware/etc.
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