Chris Kloiber wrote:
> It's not fun, I assure you. I called my provider and the tech there said I
> should let them rip. They are compiling lists of infected hosts and will
> begin telephoning the users this week. They have also promised they will
> be "filtering" the traffic (how without cutting off port 80 completely?)
> I'll definitely take the page down if/when they ask. So far it looks like
> I've sent 120 emails out, and I would guess 110 of them went to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm not happy about it either, I sent CC: to myself on
> every one.
Sounds like you have an extremely good provider then! I wish the
abuse "department" at Ebone were as good; Netcom's used to be.
I'd be very interested in what kind of filtering they come up with;
do they do transparent proxying for outbound http connections? That
could prevent infected machines from spreading it.
Ho hum. Luckily (?) I didn't get my SDSL connection yet, I'm still
waiting for the kit and the copper pairs :o/ With any luck this will
all die down before I do.
> --
> Chris Kloiber, RHCE
> Enterprise Support - Red Hat, Inc.
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