Code Red [was: Network Question]

Duston, Hal hdusto01 at sprintspectrum.com
Thu Aug 9 23:50:47 CDT 2001


The hits with XXXXXX are Code Red II, and the hits 
with NNNNN are Code Red I.  Code Red I can be removed 
by a procedure.  The procedure for Code Red II removal 
is a reinstall because of the exploit code it leaves 
behind.  See the analysis on http://www.incidents.org/

Hal

Jeffrey A. McCright [jmccright2 at home.com] wrote:
> 
> Tell me about it. I firewall is getting pounded by 
> 24.22.xxx.xxx.  and the
> hits are increasing!
> 
> root [root at ns.brink.cx] wrote:
> > 
> > Its more then likely code red I or II. If you wanted to you 
> > could start up
> > apache and see if you get hits that look like :
--snip-- a malformed GET request with a bunch of X's.
> > 
> > Code red is hurting @home pretty bad.
> > 
> > Andrew Brink.




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