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Originally posted by Floydr47
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oh shit... grab your hard hats everyone.. that is the fifth sign...someone agrees with meIf I had a nickle for every time someone offered me ten cents to keep my two cents to myself... I would be a rich man. -
I was just watching Good Morning America and they were talking about the worm (seems like everyone is). Bill Gates put up a $20mil bounty on whoever wrote the thing. A Dallas business man put up another $5mil. It looks like the witch hunt is on. Osama, do you have a spare cave for rent?I enjoy talking to myself...it's usually the only intelligent conversations I get to have.Comment
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I think I ran into him at a wal-mart in West Memphis...Originally posted by Shatter
I have heard that the virus is set up to mutate on Feb. 12 as well. Who knows what it is going to do then. Does it open the backdoor upon infection, or after the 12th? I can see the kiddies using some kind of mass exploiter to scan for the open ports and set up shop..
As for SCO.. fuck 'em. Karma is a bitch. I don't agree with what someone chose to do, but I feel no sorrow for SCO because someone chose to do it.
Update: Good nuts and bolts info on it here:Last edited by Gadsden; January 30, 2004, 08:34.Happiness is a belt-fed weapon.Comment
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Originally posted by Floydr47
I wasn't going to post, but I felt the need to say this.... Lay off the crack pipe. Those who are not aware feel that Microsoft is immune to everything, and they're not by any far stretch whatsoever. Lets do the math... 5.2million infected as of this morning... and we'll say they'll all running on a 28.8k modem, and getting 2k/sec.... that's 10400000 k/sec... and most are on 56k, pushing 6k/sec as a minimum... lame businesses with no real IT on business DSL can push 3mb/sec up and downstream and there is an ungodly amount of cable connections that exist in the United states and overseas(cable avg from many bandwidth places I avg'd just a short while ago are pushing 1.2-2.9mb/sec. Now onto trunk sizes... after a bit of research, I have learned that there is *NO* OC-192 in downtown Chicago, so microshaft headquarters cannot be on OC-192 in any form. I think your view is completely flawed and you need to open your mind to the way things are as a whole, how they will get smacked and many innocent networks will suffer in the process, as sad as that is.
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Downtown Chicago?Originally posted by Qu|rk
Microsoft is headquartered in Redmond, WA...45 5F E1 04 22 CA 29 C4 93 3F 95 05 2B 79 2A B0
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That's what Bill WANTS you to think, those sneaky *nix users seem to know everything....Originally posted by basculeComment
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Originally posted by bascule
You're right, I had a big mental lapse and thought the NOC was in the 44 story Microsoft building on Wacker Drive in Chicago, my bad
To those who want a laugh, pull a whois on microsoft.com....
They appear to be making a few small modifications, at least they admit they suck....
"MICROSOFT.COM.HAS.ITS.OWN.CRACKLAB.COM"
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Well.. Defcon has it's own Cracklab and a Meth lab! Eat that Microsoft!Originally posted by Qu|rkComment
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Tweakers and Crackwhores, that's what DEFCON is all about. Yeah baby.Originally posted by highwizardComment
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years ago....
I don't remember were i saw it, but microsoft was building a massive token ring if you will. They had several data centers around the country, each one tied into a backbone. They were talking about ungodly amount of data movement. If anyoen knows what i'm refering to, post away please...
On another point...
Imagine this one....
20 million infected computers.
Zombie clients set up to do nothingmore than 1 packet/sec attack speed.
Thats' a lot of fucking distributed packets attacking one place. I don't care what your bandwidth is.
Reason is, with the example of the 56k modems and attack MS, you're forgetting that you have to take into account MS avg bandwidth usage. I would guess they ave 50-60% full time usage on their lines.
Last summer when the blaster worm hit, I coldn't connect to MS update here at work fr a good 2 days or so. That's how hammered there were, and it wasn't a DDOS attack.--Shatter
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Originally posted by bascule
I thought they were Headquartered in Hell.. or was that Apple?Comment
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Hey HighWiz, I dig the new avatar... but if you're truly a "high" wizard doesn't he need to be sporting a bong, or maybe BE a bong himself?45 5F E1 04 22 CA 29 C4 93 3F 95 05 2B 79 2A B0
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Originally posted by bascule
High Refers to the position I hold above other wizards... Though, he does look kinda stoned.Comment
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Removal Tools for myDoom A&B can be found at www.bitdefender.com
Can anybody tell me anything about a worm called Apsiv.A? I ran a Google search but can't find anything useful.
TNXI enjoy talking to myself...it's usually the only intelligent conversations I get to have.Comment
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I'll field this one, I've dealt with it firsthand - It spreads through kazaa, it would have been a nasty worm, but the one who wrote it cant code, or used a virus generator to do it it appears... It is supposed to delete the file wpa.dbl, the hardware configuration and activation state database of Windows XP system file, when the day on the system date == 6 but it does not do so, most of the routines within the code itself fail, a few pass, but I'd give it a threat rating of 0 on a 0-5 scale. Infected file size is 417,792 - drops the file _sys.exe to the \system32 directory and has associated registry keys. If you require more info I'll be happy to post, just hollerOriginally posted by Floydr47
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