In case anyone cares or hasn't heard, here's the story on the guy who "allegedly" created the worm. http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/interne...est/index.html
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Ah cool. I wondered what the "alleged" worm creator would look like.
You know what is strange? The lack of viruses and worms created by women. Sure there is a plethora of smaller, less known viruses created by girls, but large scale viruses... Men, thus far.
Yes, I realize the computer industry is mainly controlled by men, but you would think out of so many there would be something by now.Last edited by Jacqueline; August 31, 2003, 21:37.
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An 18-year-old high school student suspected of creating a version of the virulent "Blaster" Internet attack was described by a neighbor Friday as "a computer genius," but not a criminal.
Federal agents arrested Jeffrey Lee Parson of Hopkins, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis, on Friday morning on a charge of "intentionally causing or attempting to cause damage to a computer."
Parson, described as 6-feet-4-inches tall and 320 pounds, appeared before U.S. Magistrate Susan Nelson in St. Paul on Friday afternoon. She ordered him held under house arrest and forbade him from using his computer or the Internet. His next court hearing is scheduled for September 17 in Seattle, Washington, where the case was filed.
... The damaging, viruslike infection, known as "Blaster," LovSan" and "MSBlast," was unleashed on the Internet weeks ago. Some experts said it has infected more than 500,000 computers across the globe and has quickly become one of the most widespread computer worms this year."Give me $50 worth. Just drive."
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JEBUS! WTH does his parents feed him!!
What a freaking idiot! He didnt even created the freaking script, all he did was reconfigure the prompt probably giving it a more complex life span to weave in and out the back doors of our everyday pc systems. Or some crap like that.
described by a neighbor Friday as "a computer genius"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything.
-Tyler Durdan
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