Good evening everyone!
HTS has been quite boring for the last few hours so here's something old: The Morris worm. One of the first widely successful internet worms released which infected 10% of the entire internet back in 1988.
Actually a pretty simple thing, it mainly used weak passwords, a buffer overflow, and a debug functionality to spread.
Worm's source code (reconstructed I'm assuming): http://www.foo.be/docs-free/morris-worm/worm/
A very good explaination of exactly how to worm works: http://www.snowplow.org/tom/worm/tour.html
What do you think of this worm? Terribly simple for the damaged it caused? A revolutionary step in the advancement of computer security? What about Morris' punishment for it?
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Morris Worm
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Morris Worm
by WallShadow on Tue Nov 27, 2012 10:09 pm
([msg=71384]see Morris Worm[/msg])
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Re: Morris Worm
by NewVoxel on Tue Nov 27, 2012 11:45 pm
([msg=71388]see Re: Morris Worm[/msg])
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/* Ahhh, I just love these names. Don't change them for anything. */
static struct usr *x27f28, *x27f2c;
I've been reading the code for a while now and get lost within 20 lines every time. I know I'm retarded, but don't tell me it's simple!
"Don't include a single line in your code which you could not explain to your grandmother in a matter of two minutes."
And of course... assume your grandmother is not Ada Lovelace.
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And of course... assume your grandmother is not Ada Lovelace.
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