18th August 2001 Archive
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FBI blows Code Red all-clear
They're still wrong
The FBI's National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) has issued a bulletin stating that "the Internet threat posed by Code Red when it changes from a scanning mode to an active distributed denial of service (DDoS) mode at 8pm (EDT) on August 19, 2001 is significantly reduced." All right, that's correct in a sense, but it' …
Security 18 Aug 2001, 19:35
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