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MySQL worm hits Windows systems
January 27, 2005
Databases protected by weak passwords on Windows-based machines could allow a worm to spread to several thousand systems.
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Proof-of-concept pest is believed to be the first to target Oracle databases.
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January 28, 2005
New variant of mass-mailing PC virus known as Bagle is making the rounds. Also: MySQL bot takes advantage of administrators' poor password choices.
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MySQL worm halted
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After infecting thousands of computers, the bot software has been cut off from its command center, essentially halting its spread.
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Week in review: Patches and pirates
January 28, 2005
Microsoft is fed up with Windows pirates and is laying down the law--no more patches for illegitimate copies.
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