On Sat, 20 Mar 2004, Gadi Evron wrote:
> Note that this worm is only 909 bytes, but as a friend of mine
> mentioned, slammer was only 376.
There seem to be many self-contradictory reports on the payload size and
destination ports used by the worm.
Both the payload length and destination port are a function of the
destination address.
A specific target will only observe a specific length and a specific
destination port (for the most widespread variant of the worm, at least),
but two different targets will observe different parameters.
Cheers,
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