full-disclosure - RE: First Dcom Worm on wild

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Message-ID: <49980.206.108.60.93.1060634790.squirrel@webmail.catholic.org>
From: fulldisclosure at catholic.org (fulldisclosure@...holic.org)
Subject: RE: First Dcom Worm on wild

Some of our /24 classes are being currently scanned for
port 135, customers are calling tech support for "unwanted"
system reboot, RPC error messages from failled exploitation
i assume.

Seems like the worm is gaining some speed (msbast.exe)
Anyone with a packet capture ?

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