Dag-Erling Smørgrav has posted a discussion on FreeBSD-arch (I have to use a outside link instead of FreeBSD’s own mailing list archive, because it didn’t updated from 2004-01-26 for unknown reason), accroding to this post, we see a need of running init(8) in jails, which allows us to terminate a jail cleanly.
Thanks junsu and I have got a copy of MyDoom now.
Its MD5 is: 39A7D2BB 5652C9D1 05C0D64A 640C5A9D [UPX unpacked]
Unfortunatelly he said it’s not valuable to research it because a previous analyze done by his colleague indicates that this is not a “skilled” worm.
I’ll keep this for some time. For security reasons I have denied my own execute privilege of that file.
I was asked this question in many scenarios. Well, here’s the answer. This blob does not intend to have a compare between GPL and BSDL, which is extensively discussed in many places, and basically, GPLers and BSDers all have what the counterpart could not accept.
片名：千屍屋 House of 1000 Corpses
編劇/導演：羅布·祖姆比 Rob Zombie
主演：錫德·海格 Sid Haig
比爾·莫斯利 Bill Moseley
莎瑞·穆恩 Sheri Moon
卡倫·布萊特 Karen Black
克裏斯·哈德威克 Cheris Hardwick
艾琳·丹尼爾斯 Erin Daniels
類型：驚悚/懸疑
片長：88分鐘
出品：獅門影業 Lions Gate Films
官方網站：http://www.houseof1000corpses.com/
From my Dr.Web log, it seems mydoom is getting its peak. Today it replaced the Win32.HLLM.Gibe.2, to be the king of virus on my mail server :)
It’s to my interest that the virus seemed to be < 32K. So if you have a sample, please send it to me (REMEMBER: Please encrypt it by adding a password in your ZIP or RAR archive, so I will be able to receive it without having the DrWeb to block it.)
Daniel Eischen today committed a new patch and this will make KSE default threading library on FreeBSD!
Today, I saw CSDN announced their RSS 2.0 Feed (UPDATE: weber said that was announced a couple of weeks before), and I rushed into implementing one for Frontfree Technology Network.
RSS Feed is an important feature for modern websites, which permits visitors to “subscribe” the feeds, and syndicate the contents with other websites.
Well, it’s out of my surprise to see a website called “LonghornBlogs” when I am looking for a Microsoft implementation of blog engine…
From Slashdot: The Ctrl+Alt+Del Inventor, David Bradley, has retired.
An earlier article, The Guy Responsible For Ctrl+Alt+Del, shows a brief story of the combination. He said that this was originally desiginated for debugging, and of course not for a Windows user to input his/her password :)
I have installed these code on my test box. Well… an automated patch mechanism would be better but the current approach is just ok.