The following is a list of news articles and events involving eEye Digital Security. This month's terrorist attacks prompted one of the Internet's leading regulatory bodies to start exploring how to secure the electronic naming system critical to routing Web traffic and e-mail. With just days remaining until the Nimda worm re-awakens, security software firm Eeye Digital Security has released a free tool for identifying servers vulnerable to the virulent code. Revealing the details of security holes gives everyone a chance to close them.
Virulent worm calls into doubt our ability to protect the Net.
For one moment last week, the Internet stood still. In this article, we'll look at the Code Red worm and how TechRepublic was affected, and we'll describe our response. We'll also provide a few other links you may find helpful in dealing with the Code Red worm and its variants. A new worm, Code Red, is making the rounds on the Internet. Microsoft made a patch available for the bug on June 18, yet countless Web servers apparently remain unpatched including Microsoft's own Windows Update Web site.