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RPC worm
bigsleep:
I think that any machine that sends a virus out to other computers should get it's IP blacklisted, that should effectively shut down most MS servers eventually.
My server still gets RedCode type hits.
Jeeze, I'd go on... but I got things to do (like block spam).
Pissed_Macman:
THIS IS FUCKING PRICELESS!!!!! AHAHAHHAHAHAHHA!!!!!!! Seriously, are any of you behind this?
Hey we should all go out and install illegal versions of Xpee on our PCs to add to Microsoft's problems.
Wow this is really great. Maybe this will get the message across that M$ products SUCK ASS!!!!
jasonlane:
quote: Despite being described by Symantec and other anti-virus firms as being "badly written", he told us today: "Whoever made this thing deserves a pat on the back. It completely goes around most forms of existing Windows security".
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Heh he
Samba is shit. Samba is 137 to 139. 135/tcp is DCE endpoint resolution and 135/udp is RPC. NT also had some DNS & DHCP management stuff there as well.
Also it's nice to see 135 traffic rising, it's like a symphony to my ears.
However 135 seems to have given Bill and his minions trouble in the past as well.
135
Will we look back on this in years to come and say:
quote: Remember the 135!
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Die Micro$hite, die!
[ August 13, 2003: Message edited by: Zardoz ]
wargames_guru:
ROTF: my firewall log is 5 pages and counting...he he damn worm has been scanning all night. but lo and behold 135 is stealthed on my box/boxes. urp........IF you read this....Hi bill, hope you idiots in Redmond have plenty of Egg on your faces......ha he he ha ha
jasonlane:
So already there's a new version of blaster out there!!!! Also IBM & Mototrola have been infected, because of the fucking excuse of a company called Micro$hite. I hope they get taken to the cleaners, they do not deserve their position.
I only hope this causes IBM to drop M$ altogether.
They must go!
[ August 13, 2003: Message edited by: Zardoz ]
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