Nimda virus

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 7:46pm

I noticed that I can't change settings only to Outlook this way (IE will be afected too), as Matt said. Is there no other way?

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 7:48pm

by **TBone** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 7:51pm

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 9:24pm

by **Matt Keys** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 11:27pm

by **TBone** » Sep 20, 2001 @ 11:33pm

by **Matt Keys** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 7:36am

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 11:53am

by **TBone** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 11:57am

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 12:00pm

by **Diego Cueva** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 7:35pm

Nimda explores some security errors in IE (AFAIK) But there´s a patch avaliable on MS site:

by **Diego Cueva** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 7:36pm

...but I may be wrong. I just saw the news on a site and posted here

by **TBone** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 7:49pm

I'm running IE 6.0, so I ought to be safe. Nimda also attacks the same vulnerabilities as Code Red, so if you're running IIS and you've patched it your server should be safe.

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 8:55pm

I'm d/l that patch now. Hope it works. It's not specifically about Nimda or Code Red, but it prevents the actions of worms that are auto-executable (at least I understod it that way).

by **Luciano U. Werner** » Sep 21, 2001 @ 8:59pm

Here you can d/l a tool to remove the Nimda from your system. But it doesn't prevent the infection.

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