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- Identify/React Chart: Atak
- Although the Atak mass-mailing worm does not contain a damaging payload, it can degrade system performance as it uses an infected computer to spread. TechRepublic's Identify/React chart for Atak puts critical information for identifying and eliminating the virus right at your fingertips.
- Download resources 2004-12-29
- Christmas card virus 'ataks'
- Christmas card virus 'ataks'Another Season of Elderly Incompetents and Non-Techno Geeks Spreading Joy"Hey Lurleen, we got this here Christmas card from someone we don't know, let's open it up and forward it on to our 400 friends on AOL!!"*Click*....."Honey, call up that tech support, I can't use my computer anymore!"How...
- Discussion threads 2004-12-16
- 'Atak' worm variant linked to al-Qaida sympathizer
- 'Atak' worm variant linked to al-Qaida sympathizerOf course it isJust like Iraq is linked to Al-Qaeda..and like how fruit flies are linked to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Whatever. This whole "war on terror" crap has become retarded, and a waste of everyone's time.Linked?quoted from the article"I think there's no...
- Discussion threads 2004-07-16
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- The end of the mass e-mailer worm era?
- In a recent column, Larry Seltzer [eWeek] suggests that lack of innovation and qualified virus writers signals the end of malicious e-mail worms. I don't agree that e-mail worms are going away--they're merely taking a rest until a clever author figures out how to bypass the minimal security within e-mail clients,...
- Blog posts 2004-07-19
- New sleeper worm may have al-Qaida link
- A second variant of the Atak worm, which goes to sleep to avoid detection by antivirus software, has been linked to an al-Qaida sympathizer who once threatened to release a powerful worm if the United States attacked Iraq.
- Blog posts 2004-07-16
- Worm sleeps to avoid detection
- Worm sleeps to avoid detectionWow, they don't even bother to mention it's a "W32" only problem anymoreI guess it's a given..Oh, and two more bad exploits in IE... have a great day apologizing for Microsoft, M$hills!http://theinquirer.net/?article=17187Wonder how much $ ...Microsoft had to pay to keep them from mentioning what OS's...
- Discussion threads 2004-07-13
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