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October 27th, 2008, 09:48 PM
#27
 Originally Posted by dynamoo
We've applied this patch to a lot of systems (3000+) with no ill-effects so far that can be attributed to it.
The odd thing about these worms is that they can flare up again from time-to-time. We got hit by the old Code Red IIS worm two *years* after it was released, on an unpatched server. We have absolutely no idea how such an old worm managed to get onto our network, but it caused a significant amount of disruption.
Dragging this even more off topic... My honeypot is hit by slammer on a daily basis...
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