Had a SQL virus. Just got it cleaned. Should be ok now.
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> | Subject: Re: SQL Worm
> | Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 09:27:11 -0600
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> | You are correct in suggesting that any computer user should become familiar
> with
> | Security. A quick reference to CERT will inform the reader that MS
products
> | have no more vulnerabilities than any other operating system. A responsible
> | admin will keep their systems up to date. The very fact that there are so
> many
> | systems being brought to their knees, is proof positive that many very
mission
> | critical and high profile users are not bothering to do this, for whatever
the
> | reason. My Linux servers have been receiving as many as three security
> updates
> | per week, of late.
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> | On the other hand, calling every user who runs SQL databases or MSDE on the
> net
> | irresponsible, is way off the mark. There are thousands of SQL servers that
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> | not being affected by this attack, mine being among those not affected.
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> | are several things an admin can do to protect themselves, the simplest, of
> | course is to stay abreast of security and system upgrades and patches. One
> | extra thing is that on my SQL server, when setting up the DSN I tend to use
> | unique port numbers instead of the default ports of 1433-1434 and this
attack
> | and prior ones that target SQL servers have never gotten in to begin with.
My
> | firewall solidly blocks the default ports. The admins that have secured
their
> | systems are doing a great job for their customers.
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> | I host over 60 web sites that use SQL2000, and not one of them have missed a
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