full-disclosure - How the BofA ATM network got whacked by the SQL Slammer Worm

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Message-ID: <BAY2-F8ZRhQdOgl4rhY00001312@hotmail.com>
From: nutcase26 at hotmail.com (Nut Case)
Subject: How the BofA ATM network got whacked by the SQL Slammer
 Worm

So which is it Lisa, did you find the entry point or did the patch fail.

Is bofa  Pronounced "Bo Fa" the only bank that seems to have suffered the 
ill fate of a bad marketing campaign.

nutty




>By late Saturday, most of the company's ATMs were back in service. The
>company located the entry point but, for security reasons, would give no
>details of how the worm got in.
>
>"Either the patch failed or we missed some servers when we applied the
>patch," Gagnon said. "Going forward we will analyze what we can do to
>make sure this doesn't happen again."
>
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