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Security

Extremely bad worm stopped before destroying hard-drives

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by Todd Cochrane
March 20, 2004November 12, 2020

A unknown number of computers had their hard-drive data destroyed by a very bad worm that targets users of BlackIce and RealSecure security products. A update to the software was released nearly 12 days ago and systems should have been protected if they had been updated. [Slashdot] [ISS]

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