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04/12/2004 - 17:35 por Windows | Informe spam
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Unprotected PCs will be attacked instantly
Posted by Steven Parker on 04 Dec 2004 - 18:01 | 16 comments Forums
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An unprotected PC that connects to the Internet can be hacked in
minutes, and used together with other hacked machines to dispense
spam, conduct denial-of-service attacks or carry out identity-theft
scams. That was the finding of a test conducted by USA TODAY and
Avantgarde, a San Francisco tech marketing and design firm. Several
"honeypot" computers were set up in order to trap hackers, with
monitoring in place to see what traffic they would attract. Former
hacker Kevin Mitnick was hired as a security consultant to perform the
experiment.

"It's a hostile environment out there. Attackers have become extremely
indiscriminate." - Kevin Mitnick.

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View: Unprotected PCs can be hijacked in minutes @ USA Today
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#1 Carlos Lasarte
04/12/2004 - 18:47 | Informe spam
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Espero que esto resuelva tu problema, sino, no dudes en preguntar de nuevo
Para la Seguridad de tu equipo, instala el SP2 de Windows XP
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...p;FamilyID9c9dbe-3b8e-4f30-8245-9e368d3cdb5a

Saludos
Carlos Lasarte

Windows XP Home
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Unprotected PCs will be attacked instantly
Posted by Steven Parker on 04 Dec 2004 - 18:01 | 16 comments Forums
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?...egory=main


An unprotected PC that connects to the Internet can be hacked in
minutes, and used together with other hacked machines to dispense
spam, conduct denial-of-service attacks or carry out identity-theft
scams. That was the finding of a test conducted by USA TODAY and
Avantgarde, a San Francisco tech marketing and design firm. Several
"honeypot" computers were set up in order to trap hackers, with
monitoring in place to see what traffic they would attract. Former
hacker Kevin Mitnick was hired as a security consultant to perform the
experiment.

"It's a hostile environment out there. Attackers have become extremely
indiscriminate." - Kevin Mitnick.

View: The rest of the TechSpot Article
View: Unprotected PCs can be hijacked in minutes @ USA Today
News source: TechSpot

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