full-disclosure - Worm of the worm?

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Message-ID: <013a01c439ae$a13fc420$0d00a8c0@RobertoN>
From: rnavarro at tusprofesionales.es (Roberto Navarro - TusProfesionales.es)
Subject: Worm of the worm?

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I have detected some scans lookin' for the 5554 port (sasser's ftpd).

Does somebody know anything about a new worm, exploiting its
vulnerabilty?

                        Roberto a.k.a. Logan

There are no answers, only cross refernces. 
        -- Weiner's Law of Libraries

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Roberto Navarro
rnavarro@...profesionales.es
Registered Linux User #212565
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