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Stories and comments across the archive that link to ntbugtraq.com.

Stories · 5

  1. WormRadar Node Volunteers Help Graph Attacks

    It · Security · · posted by simoniker · from the wiggly-wiggly dept. · 159 comments
    zoombat writes "NTBugtraq has a post looking for volunteers to run WormRadar nodes. The nodes are essentially honeypots that watch for suspicious activity. Its purpose is to both measure the frequency of known, current worms and to alert us all when something new becomes active. A graph (updated every 30 minutes) shows what was detected. Currently it looks like only a Windows client is available, though."

  2. Russ Cooper's Internet Penalties Plan

    It · Internet · · posted by michael · from the does-renter's-insurance-cover-this dept. · 435 comments
    sagman writes "Russ at NTBugtraq is proposing fines for those whose computers allow the propagation of viruses, worms, etc., knowingly or unknowingly... Russ is taking a poll on his site. Russ states in an email that he wrote this up at the request of a US Senator staffer..."

  3. Russ Cooper's Internet Penalties Plan

    It · Internet · · posted by michael · from the does-renter's-insurance-cover-this dept. · 435 comments
    sagman writes "Russ at NTBugtraq is proposing fines for those whose computers allow the propagation of viruses, worms, etc., knowingly or unknowingly... Russ is taking a poll on his site. Russ states in an email that he wrote this up at the request of a US Senator staffer..."

  4. NTBUGTRAQ Bashes Windows Update

    Tech · Windows · · posted by michael · from the would-you-like-your-computer-to-stop-working?-[y/n] dept. · 509 comments
    BigBadBri writes "Russ Cooper, keeper of the NTBUGTRAQ list, has a few concerns (to put it mildly) with the trustworthiness of Microsoft's Windows Update."

  5. Microsoft IIS4 Backdoor Claim Retracted

    Microsoft · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the interesting-bit dept. · 176 comments
    maniack writes: "According to NTBugtraq, the latest reports say that there is no back door in IIS 4.0. As ArsTechnica points out, the story has apparently been blown out of proportion by the press and no security hole exists. " So - anyone know what's /really/ the case? We've got reports from both sides, but it sounds like it's not true now.