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Guys,
A new threat on the net.
Source and full story hereQuote:
In what security experts are calling the worst attack since Code Red, a worm that exploits a vulnerability in Microsoft's SQL Server database software spread rapidly through the Internet over the weekend. Most experts considered the attack thwarted by Sunday night, though concerns persist about further attacks on Monday...
Take care!!!, bye.
DKRR
.....and as usual the exploited code could have been patched weeks ago..... Just like code red.... Funny that huh?
Here are 5 pieces of advice for those who manage publicly accessible resources on the internet.
1. Patch it.
2. Patch it again.
3. Go back to make sure you patched it.
4. When you think it's patched check it again.
5. Now go back to step 1.
Half serious - half not.....
cant figure out why people still use windows 2000 server. Its a piece of CRAP!!!!!! Obviously Apache is BETTER and harder to Crack:)
Apache is no harder to crack than WIn 2000. There are more opportunities with Windows.
Code red, well these worms will just be renamed and recoded all the time there is nothing that any one can do about it sorry but its true
Funny one:Quote:
Originally posted here by reaper44
cant figure out why people still use windows 2000 server. Its a piece of CRAP!!!!!! Obviously Apache is BETTER and harder to Crack:)
A- This worm isn't about win2000. It's about sql server 2000.
B- You are comparing win2000 to apache... win2000 is an OS, Apache is a web server.
C- This has nothing to do with apache or any web server as it is targeted at sql server 2000, a DBMS (database managment system, ie database server).
Ammo