Is this showing up as an issue for anyone? All I'm looking at is an MSNBC
story which gives me the impression that it's a pretty low-bandwidth deal. It
sounds like it requires intervention by the end user (or a system reboot) to
activate it, so the propagation rate ought to be very low.
Eric Anderson wrote:
Is this showing up as an issue for anyone? All I'm looking at is an MSNBC
story which gives me the impression that it's a pretty low-bandwidth deal. It
sounds like it requires intervention by the end user (or a system reboot) to
activate it, so the propagation rate ought to
Maybe I should clarify: By very slowly I meant that this should spread
significantly more slowly than something which is able to exploit a
vulnerability and start executing as soon as it finds a susceptible host. If
it's been in the wild for 12 hours without compromising most of the vulnerable
On Thu, 05 Jun 2003 18:47:45 PDT, Eric Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is this showing up as an issue for anyone? All I'm looking at is an MSNBC
story which gives me the impression that it's a pretty low-bandwidth deal. I
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sounds like it requires intervention by the end user (or a system
