Re: [iwar] Code red variants in increasing numbers

From: e.r. (fastflyer28@yahoo.com)
Date: 2001-08-05 00:12:42


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It sure is no where near dead.  Is this a notice from the Party
Congress that, "America,we have your number(IP).? I feel like a math
teacher.  You have concluded China, but no one has shown me their
"work". Is this a break away faction in Taiwan throwing out
disinformation.  If I can use a computer with a .cn in its name, so can
lots of folks. Russia has a serious interest in disrupting China's good
relationship with N. Korea.  All I have heard is it must be China. WHY?
And why would they demonstrate no sense of OPSEC and not hit themselves
on part of their infrasx they can afford loose for a bit?


--- Fred Cohen <fc@all.net> wrote:
> Looks like there are more Code Red variants on the way...  One with
> Xs,
> in the overrun sequence, one with Os in the overrun sequence.  They
> seem
> to be running at a higher rate and through cable modem and DSL IP
> addresses for now.  To get a sense, on random IP addresses, I am now
> getting red code requests at a rate of one every few minutes -
> sustained... 
> 
> This issue is not anywhere near dead yet as far as I can tell...
> 
> FC
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