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Started by rax , Jan 25 2003 03:12 PM

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#1 rax

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Posted 25 January 2003 - 03:12 PM

The big topic for tonight is about Verizon loosing the case to the RIAA and having to discolse the information about their customer.

The streaming issues appear to be resolved, so you ought to be able to hear the show Net-wide (providing there are no recurrances of the Sapphire/SQL worm again :blink:

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I'd love to hear from some of the DDP!

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#2 nick84

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Posted 25 January 2003 - 06:13 PM

I saw that on Bugtraq this morning:
http://online.securi...22/2003-01-28/0
http://www.nextgenss...s/mssql-udp.txt

It looked quite serious from what one person said "I'm getting massive packet loss to various points on the globe."

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#3 BoBB

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Posted 25 January 2003 - 08:42 PM

Ya i read on slashdot that the worm attacks a 6 MONTH OLD VULNERABILITY!@#!@#

I mean jesus christ how dumb can a person to be to not update thier system for 6 months.

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#4 StankDawg

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Posted 26 January 2003 - 02:17 AM

damn, i would have LOVED to call in and talk about that decision! Saturdays are usually just bad for me. I will make it a point to call up in the next few weeks.

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#5 nick84

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Posted 26 January 2003 - 07:20 AM

Ya i read on slashdot that the worm attacks a 6 MONTH OLD VULNERABILITY!@#!@#

Just read apparently 5 of the 13 root servers were down

http://www.theregist...t/56/29027.html

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#6 rax

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Posted 26 January 2003 - 09:57 AM

The root servers weren't down. The effect of the SQL Slammer/ Sapphire worm was an unintentional DoS. The pipes were filled up with crap.

Subtle distinction I know, but hey, we're all techies here, right?

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#7 W1nt3rmut3

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Posted 26 January 2003 - 07:40 PM

unintentional?? no, i dont think it was unintentional...........

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#8 StankDawg

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Posted 26 January 2003 - 08:37 PM

unintentional?? no, i dont think it was unintentional...........

nor do I... :ninja:

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#9 rax

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Posted 27 January 2003 - 10:41 PM

DoS'ing the Root servers was, in my opinion, unintentional.

I think the perpetrator was attempting to exploit MS SQL servers. The fact that they wrote such a crappy worm that filled the pipes of the net with its vomit was largely unintentional.

Look at the worm that Robert Morris Jr. wrote in the late 80's - early 90's. The only reason it DoS'ed anything is because he had a typo in the algorithmthat he wrote for replication.

Rax