Symantec admits product source code leaked Symantec is in an ongoing fight against hackers in the group Anonymous that last January attempted to extort a payment of. Anonymous leaks Symantec's Norton anti-virus source code. Has leaked a copy of the Symantec. Appears to include the source code to a number of products. Anonymous has released what appears to be the source code from Norton Antivirus 2006, in what could be a seriously damaging exercise for Symantec. Anonymous, for which LulzSec was distantly related to, has leaked a copy of the Symantec Norton Antivirus 2006 source code on to peer-to-peer site The Pirate Bay. 'Symantec is aware of the claims made online that a group has posted the source code for Norton Utilities 2006. We have analyzed the code that was posted and have concluded that it is the same code that was already posted by another group in January 2012. As we stated at that time, the 2006 version of Norton Utilities is no longer sold or supported.

Anonymous, for which LulzSec was distantly related to, has leaked a copy of the Symantec Norton Antivirus 2006 source code on to peer-to-peer site The Pirate Bay. Those who claim to be members of Anonymous have said for months that they were in possession of the source code, something that Symantec eventually admitted to, but only.

The download file, at 1.07GB, appears to include the source code to a number of products within the software, including the consumer version, the corporate edition, and other files for Windows, Unix, and NetWare. Tensam.weebly.com Tekken7 Mod there. The code is thought to have been access from a network belonging to the Indian intelligence services. But Symantec would not confirm who the third-party involved is.