I agree, @home actually runs scans, several times a day looking for
just such and instance (a friend of mine has the logs showing it). So
what is this virus actually infecting? Could it be getting into the
little web server inside the cable modems? You'd think after all the
hoopla last week, most everyone would've put the patch on their M$
server by now.... Where is it getting into now?
stayler
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 10:06:33 -0400, Joel Hammer wrote:
>It is against the policy of @HOME to allow users to run web servers. So,
>either there are a lot of people on the @HOME network doing something
>against their contracts or these are @HOME's own servers getting infected. Might be
>both.
>@HOME constantly scans for news servers (port 119) on its network. I hope they don't
>start scanning for web servers.
>Joel
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