Mike McCarty wrote: > http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/38?ref=rss
Ha. You can tell that the individual writing that article has an axe to
grind. At the end they cite 2 worms on Linux and staates "its variants as an
indication that web-based worms that target Linux and Unix applications are
becoming much more commonplace." Ok, I've heard of... 2 so far, both cited
here. Now, when was the last time there were only 2 worm concerns for Windows
in the same month? *crickets* Hell, Windows has had 2 scares in a *week*.
"Becoming much more commonplace" because of 2 examples? Commonplace?
*Common*place!? That's still bloody fookin' uncommon in my not-so-humble
opinion!
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