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mi1kman 2012/03/23
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mi1kman 2012/03/17
MS12-020

CVE-2012-0002

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Aug 28 Morto / Tsclient - RDP worm with DDoS features
According to Microsoft, Morto is a worm that spreadsÂ byÂ trying to compromise (lame) administrator passwords for Remote Desktop connections on a network. They also note it can perform Denial of Service attacks against attacker-specified targets. I can add that it runs what it looks like a quick DoS test against one Google IP. In addition, it creates a lot of traffic: RDP scans, downloads, receiving
mi1kman 2011/08/29
Morto

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Morto Worm spreading via Remote Desktop Protocol
Organizations large and small often make use of Remote Desktop or Terminal Services to remotely connect to Windows computers over the Internet and internally. These tools use Microsoft's RDP protocol to allow the user to operate the remote system almost as if sitting in front of it. Such capabilities are helpful for not only legitimate users, but also for attackers. F-Secure is reporting that the
mi1kman 2011/08/29
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