The Code Red virus was never a danger to the internet, despite predictions to the contrary by the FBI and security experts. The disruption of the net initially blamed on the worm was actually caused ...

The Code Red computer virus has infected more than 200,000 computers around the world, but the outbreak has not caused the severe disruption many feared. Security experts monitoring the virus say the ...

Fears that the Code Red computer worm would cripple the Internet appeared to be entirely overblown today, leaving the IT community to wonder if a global call to arms worked or if the worm was merely a ...

The Government and the FBI today joined forces in a final appeal to businesses to protect themselves as the clock ticked down on a computer virus threatening to unleash havoc on the Internet. The ...

San Francisco - After its first full day on the Internet on Wednesday, the Code Red virus had failed to slow down Internet traffic, although officials said it remained active and could still pose a ...

However, the telco admitted the blunder actually resulted from the defensive measures it has put in place to prevent security breaches. ‘All the defensive measures we put in place caused a slowdown in ...

Night owls who tried to log on to the Newport-Mesa Unified School District’s Web site early Wednesday were stymied by a faux hack job that turned out to be a computer virus, officials said.

Whilst the Code Red worm computer bug has had no immediately visible effect on the internet, security experts have cautioned that the impact of the worm's attack might become evident later. As more ...

SOFTWARE giant Microsoft has confirmed that some of its MSN Hotmail servers have been infected with a Code Red virus. The news follows Microsoft's extensive education campaign aimed at getting users ...

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