Quoting B3r3n ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
msblast start now on far eastern countries. We have a site in Auckland and
so I'll know soon if our DNS to localhost protection is valuable.
it is not. if you have infected boxes, you will have RST attack on your
own nw. don't you get it?
On Friday 15 August 2003 07:03, B3r3n wrote:
msblast start now on far eastern countries. We have a site in Auckland
and so I'll know soon if our DNS to localhost protection is valuable.
It is irrelevant now. MS has removed the DNS entries for windowsupdate.com.
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Jonathan Rickman
X Corps
Now I don't think that was such a smart move.
It wouldn't take much to setup a bunch of bogus DNS servers to
answer as windowsupdate.com with a pointer to a new A record,
or better yet, round-robin to an infinite number of FQDN, or IP
addresses. In fact, a new variant placed on compromised
On 15 Aug 2003 at 12:05, Jonathan Rickman wrote:
On Friday 15 August 2003 07:03, B3r3n wrote:
msblast start now on far eastern countries. We have a site in
Auckland and so I'll know soon if our DNS to localhost
protection is valuable.
It is irrelevant now. MS has removed the DNS entries
