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Code Red III

drcrja was the first to send us this brief bit about Code Red III which is apparently faster and more vicious than its entertaining predecessors. I'm still wondering what I should do with the hundreds of IPs in my desktop's apache log trying hopelessly to overflow my buffer.

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  1. Versions of the worm... by Moonshadow · · Score: 5, Funny

    Code Red: A New Worm
    Code Red: Microsoft Strikes Back
    Code Red: Return of the Virii
    Code Red: The Not-so Phantom Menace

    And finally...

    Code Red: Attack of the Clones

  2. So hard to keep up by snakecoder · · Score: 5, Funny

    God, I'm still on version 1 of code red. Does anybody know where I can download the latest version? Is there a mail list I can get on so I know I have the lasted version on my IIS server?
    Tnks.

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  3. As with the parent, so with the child. by pmorrison · · Score: 5, Funny

    It usually takes Microsoft 3 releases to get it right. So, when can we expect Code Red .Net?

  4. Saddens me though by Hammer · · Score: 5, Funny

    That Linux and Apache are not compatible.
    We seem to have a good ways to go befoer everything that runs on Winblows will also run on Linux :-))

  5. Re:More information? by blakestah · · Score: 5, Funny

    In all likely hood the media is confused. It wouldn't be the first time. I figure if there's a CRv3 ever out there it won't be near as nice as v2 is. I'm thinking massive damanage upon infection to the machine... but not enough to keep the worm from spreading.


    What they are calling CodeRed III is really CodeRedII with a better IP selection routine.
    Still has the XXX and installs the backdoor

    Now incidents.org is recommending that the compromised machines, which have installed backdoors, format their c drive and reinstall

    We can do it for them...

    GET /script/root.exe?+%2fc+format+c:

  6. Serious blow to open source & free software by Sloppy · · Score: 5, Funny

    Here we have something that does not come with source code, but people are still able to maintain the program, improve its performance, and then get those improvements quickly out into the field. Even Linux updates don't get distributed this efficiently.

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  7. Finally by nEoN+nOoDlE · · Score: 5, Funny

    Sequels that are actually better than the original.

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  8. Interesting Irony by Naerbnic · · Score: 5, Funny

    So, Three Code Reds and a SirCam later, the question just begs to be asked:

    Who's calling Whose code "Potentially Viral"?

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