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Conficker Specifically Targets Jenkins … Site Down … Employees Reduced To Playing Solitaire On Computers

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Sorry … Just warming up for Wednesday, the day that the Cornficker worm’s supposed to go nuclear. There’s been a fair amount of buzz about Cornficker — some of it from yours truly — but apparently 60 Minutes went over the top last night. What is it about Cornficker that makes people go nuts? Is it the name?

Anyway, speaking of security, the NY Times reported Saturday about a bot apparently originating in China that’s infiltrated more than 1,200 computers in embassies and government offices around the world. Though it’s present in more than 100 countries, it seems to be focused on Tibet and other countries in Aisa. The Chinese government categorically denies any involvement with the spy system, but given their track record, I’m a tad dubious.

Full post as published by Jenkins Webblits on March 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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