一家安全公司于当地时间本周二警告称，黑客可以利用Microsoft的系统漏洞造成快速传播的蠕虫病毒攻击。 此种病毒与去年在互联网上疯狂肆掠的“SQL Slammer”极为相似，此病毒在几分钟之内便可以在互联网上扩散开来。。 核心安全公司发现，使用与SQL Slammer蠕虫 ...

Microsoft's policy of relying on software patches to fix major security flaws was questioned Monday after a series of internal e-mails revealed that the software giant's own network wasn't immune from ...

Microsoft products may not be alone in contributing to the spread of the SQL Slammer worm, security researchers said Wednesday. Other companies also make products containing the Microsoft database ...

BOSTON — Still patching your SQL Server databases? Well, be sure not to miss the post-Slammer sale! The new W32.Slammer worm, a nuisance for network administrators worldwide, has turned into a ...

If you were surfing the 'net yesterday, you might've noticed having trouble reaching some sites. If you work in IT, you might have gotten a phone call yesterday morning to come in and start putting ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. It appears that the alarming rate with which the SQL Slammer Worm moved over the globe now "[makes] ...

Update 26 Jan 2003: Microsoft SQL Server has been hit by a new worm, called SQL Slammer, that has wreaked havoc across the Internet. Full story. A known vulnerability in Microsoft SQL server systems ...

On January 25 th 2003, the Slammer worm exploited a vulnerability in SQL Server 2000, to execute a buffer overflow attack, affecting customers of Microsoft’s relational database management system.

The SQL Slammer worm, also called Sapphire, targeted a known flaw in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and clogged Net traffic as it searched for vulnerable systems. The vendor released a patch for the flaw ...

It has been said that we’re all but food for the worms. In the rush to create a worldwide network, we have once again rendered ourselves food for worms, albeit an entirely different kind of worm, in a ...

Our intrusion-detection system consists mostly of PCs that act as network sensors by running Snort open-source software. The IDS worked very well in giving us an early warning of an impending SQL ...