The new and potentially more dangerous variant of the Code Red worm, which appeared over the weekend, can add a ‘backdoor’ Trojan to any Microsoft Corp. Web server that is vulnerable to a specific ...

Users who thought that installing a Microsoft Corp. patch would comfortably protect their systems against problems caused by the Code Red worm may need to change their thinking following last ...

WASHINGTON Computer security experts warned Sunday of the spread of a new, destructive worm that is similar to Code Red, which infected computers around the world last week. The new worm, dubbed Code ...

A new version of the Code Red worm is spreading on the Internet, more than 18 months after the original worm infected Web servers worldwide, according to alerts posted Wednesday by a number of ...

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- The Code Red computer worm that's been disrupting the Internet for weeks now resurfaced over the weekend in a mutated form that could be more destructive than its predecessor ...

WASHINGTON -- After the original Code Red worm infected about 250,000 computers at its peak last week, its more malicious cousin caused sporadic Internet outages nationwide over the past several days, ...

• A minor variant of the Code Red worm from 2001 surfaced Tuesday, antivirus vendors said. Called CodeRed.F, it differs in only two bytes from Code Red II, a variant of the original Code Red, ...

Cable-modem Internet service provided to Fairfax County customers of Cox Communications Inc. was affected yesterday by the "Code Red" computer worm. Recorded messages on the company's customer service ...

WASHINGTON (AP) The viruslike Code Red II computer worm has spread this week to affect thousands of home and business computers nationwide. The worm disrupted some Associated Press services delivered ...

Hey guys,<BR><BR>Looking through the IIS logs on one of the Web Servers, and as usual, lots of Nimda and CR scans...<BR><BR>Then I come across this, and it kind of concerns me ( I changed the IP's).