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Conficker: the Inside Story
Posted on June 13th, 2009 at 08:43 3 commentsJim Giles at New Scientist has just posted a fascinating look at the beginnings of the fight against the Conficker worm.
Despite an unprecedented collaboration against them, Conficker’s accomplished creators have been able to bluff and dodge to gain control of machines inside homes, universities, government offices and the armed forces of at least three nations, establishing a powerful and lucrative network of “zombie” computers.
Good read. Accurate, too.
3 responses to “Conficker: the Inside Story”
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mcfee sucks and windows defender is good i had this program hiding on my system i dont know if you read my reply ouch sorry if you did my mouse and keyboard was alittle off because of this malware mcfee did not find this malware with 2 full scans and windows defender found it the secound full scan i hope it got rid of it all if i have to do a fresh install i need the same vista cd’s right i hope it goes smooth for me i did a factory recovery one time thinking it would recover vista that was not the case and i had to bring it back and get them to program it again and it cost me 150$ with out a vista install cd so what a waist of money that was so this time i want the install cd so i dont have to spend 150$ for the install over and over there is already a windows activation key on my system do i just right that down and enter it when the time comes?ps i have never done a windows install so im not sure what will be to come i know i need the key i hope it wasnt changed last time it was reprogramed if it was could i just use the key from a new vista home premium with sp1 key and will it still do a clean install?srry for all this typing any help would be supper fly:)
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John -
If you already paid someone $150 to re-install Vista, take the machine back to them and have them do it over again.
Charging someone $150 for an install CD is highway robbery.
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Actually NMAP have a feature to detect conficker infected PC
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