Code Red Worm advisory

If you've got an Apache server running, you can do either of these and chuckle
to yourself:

Redirect /default.ida http://www.microsoft.com/

or

Redirect /default.ida http://127.0.0.1


I don't know if this exploit actually honors HTTP redirects (probably not),
however.
~M


Quoting "John (EBo) David" <ebo@eagle.west.asu.edu>:

>
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>
> EBo --
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> ------------------------------------------------
>
> This message is for anyone who operates an IIS Web Server. Most of
> our customers can ignore this. We're sorry for the broadcast message,
> but it was important to get this information out to those it affects.
>
> The Code Red Worm has been multiplying greatly since yesterday. It
> attacks english-language IIS servers. If you run an IIS server,
> please
> see http://www.eeye.com/html/Research/Advisories/AL20010717.html
> This page contains an analysis of the worm, and instructions for
> protecting your system against it and/or removing it if you've already
> been infected.
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