Microsoft server worm can spread via USB

MY IDS Logs have quite a bit of traffic: from infected Code Red and Nimda machines.

Saying it isn't a problem is only looking at one facet. While MY servers aren't susceptible (Linux), the bandwidth being lost to these attacks is not insignificant.

Try as I might, I can't get my ISP to filter out all that crap.

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