RPC DCOM Cleanup Worm Appears

UnderAttack writes "This morning, the SANS Internet Storm Center posted a note about an increase in ICMP traffic, including a quick initial analysis. As it turns out, yet another worm, this time the W32/Nachi.worm, is going around taking advantage of the RPC DCOM vulnerability. The twist this time: the worm will actually clean up machines. It tries to download the correct patches from Windows Update and remove the Blaster worm."

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Re:So cool!

[cdrudge]

And there is absolutely no correlation between eating habits and acne. Chocolate, greasy foods, etc don't cause zits. Keep on grabbing your subway sandwich. Your parent can keep on grabbing their cheetos and double quarter pounders with cheese.

Re:So cool!

[benzapp]

You really have no idea what you are talking about unfortunately.

Acne has a great deal of correlation with all these things, the the greatest example being facial edema. That particular condition simply does not exist in parts of the world where a non-western diet is consumed. It is virtually impossible to find someone who suffers from facial edema who does not have acne.

Acne is caused by water retention pure and simple, and the vast quantities of heat damaged protein ingested by the masses causes the effect. Just as when you eat onions and your sweat thus smells as such, your body excretes these foreign protentious substances through your skin. Water is then attracted, pinching off sebum canals which hydrate your skin with a lipid like substances.

Dry skin, acne, and facial swelling are all related to the same thing: heat damaged protein.

Here is a great site which not only has hundreds of documentations to major medical journals, it has great information on how to eat a raw diet successfully.

I have had 10 friends try this diet, and not a single one has not seen some improvement in the quality of their skin. Most didn't even know it was possible to NOT have dry skin.

Anyway, I suggest to all who want to look and feel healthier... try it for two weeks. If it doesn't work, fine. You haven't lost anything.