Targeted Worm Hits Kazaa's Network
sh0rtie writes: "Kaspersky Labs and the BBC are reporting that the Fasttrack network that Kazaa uses has been hit by its first targeted worm virus dubbed 'Benjamin.' Is this a clever RIAA creation or that of a mischievous virus writer? I guess we will never know, but the result is that it seems to be bringing unsuspecting users machines to a crawl with full hard drives and clogging up the Fasttrack network with massive amounts of traffic bringing more headaches for ISPs and sysadmins worldwide."
Sorry your story got rejected and you don't get any karma, but please. Enough with the ragging on people because they talk about other stuff besides your pet topic.
/. editor who rejected the story, are not.
This is not the first time I (or people I know) have submitted matters of major general interest that have been ignored. I'm not a biologist or paleontologist, so it's not my "pet topic," but I'm smart enough to recognize that Gould was a genius and a major figure in the history of science.
Apparently you, like the nameless
* pointing at all the half-wit, Windoze using, Kazaamazoo users
HA HA!
* pointing at script kiddie who was too stupid to put a TTL on his worm and therefore, max'd out the bandwidth on his site (along with drawing a whole bunch of attention to himself)
HA HA!
int func(int a);
func((b += 3, b));
"Benjamin" is the name of a Biblical character that was part of a large family of 12. He was the only one that stood up for his youngest brother, preventing his other brothers from stoning him to death due to jealousy.
:)
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I'm not sure what relation this has to the RIAA and such, but I'm sure you can derive parallels.
Oh, and it's my first name. Good choice!
~/ssh slashdot.org ssh: connect to host slashdot.org port 22: too many beers