what's the surprise? #
Posted Saturday 25th October 2008 16:31 GMT
the day after Microsoft publicly announce a massive security hole in windows, lots of exploits turn up attempting to get one over on people who haven't patched it yet.
Posted Saturday 25th October 2008 16:31 GMT
How worrying for all you Microsoft (l)users!
Posted Saturday 25th October 2008 16:31 GMT
the day after Microsoft publicly announce a massive security hole in windows, lots of exploits turn up attempting to get one over on people who haven't patched it yet.
Posted Saturday 25th October 2008 18:15 GMT
from Security providers? You mean the people who rely on fear for people to buy their products?
Posted Sunday 26th October 2008 01:12 GMT
sound like a useful tool for windows.
Posted Monday 27th October 2008 10:44 GMT
Dear me, dear me, another end-of-times, Internet Armageddon, everything is going to melt down worm thingy that won't be able to get past my firewall either.
Color me utterly shellshocked. I'm off to stock up on canned foods - sometime next year.
Posted Monday 27th October 2008 10:55 GMT
Towards the end of the article there's a suggestion that at least one of these worms was not produced "the day after" MS went public, but somewhat earlier. I think *that's* the surprise, at least for some people. The bad guys appear to have found this hole first.
Posted Monday 27th October 2008 11:28 GMT
Always use such names?
I mean, Spy-Agent.da why not Fluffy-Bunnies.da or something less obvious?
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