full-disclosure - Let the Sasser worm begin

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Message-ID: <200405020639.i426d34d017682@ns2.mmicman.com>
From: support at mmicman.com (Edward W. Ray)
Subject: Let the Sasser worm begin

 My firewall logs are filling up these days.  A cocktail of port
135,445,1025 connection attempts, with ports 80 and 1027 thrown in
occasionally for good measure.  Mostly 24.199.0.0/16 addresses for me as
this is my subnet.  Reminds me of Nimda.  Glad I am switching ISPs soon, as
the home cable modem users here in the US should reach critical mass
infection soon.

Edward W. Ray