RE: [cobalt-users] Code Red Storm

["Sim Ayers" <sim@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, the Red worm is getting worst. I traced the IP address's back to

http://www.dellhost.com

and

http://www.sagenetworks.com

which is our upstream provider.

It should would be nice to charge dellhost.com for the extra bandwidth.

After seeing what the Red worm can do, it sure does make you appreciate
being on an Unix/Linux box.

-Sim


-----Original Message-----
From: cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cobalt-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Bradley Caricofe
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:35 AM
To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [cobalt-users] Code Red Storm


So I've been sitting here in my home office working for about the last 20
hours straight.  I've got a cable modem, which spits two IP's into a small
switch, which shoots one to my primary workstation and the other to a
router that feeds a small home network.  All my machines are off, except
for the Win2k workstation I've been using.  My ZoneAlarm firewall has
recorded almost 1000 http attempts in the last 24 hours.  My activity
lights are fluttering like I've never seen before.  From what little
research I've done on them, they're all @Home cable IP's whose users have
an infatuation with old NT servers.  I feel like I'm sitting out a bad
storm for some reason, lol, anyone else seeing this on their cable or dsl
connections?

~Brad

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