While it might be an interesting thought, it's really not a good solution. A better solution, Houle said, is for systems administrators to keep up to date on security issues regarding the systems they use and patch their machines as soon as bug fixes are released. Rather than truly fixing the problem, the presence of Cheese on a system is only a symptom, he said. If Cheese is present, that is an indication that the server is vulnerable to the sort of attack these worms exploit and ought to be patched immediately, he said. To learn more, click here .
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