Wtf?

[DL.]

Originally posted by Mik3ll@20 October 2003 - 02:38
from what DL. said, its the blaster worm

No, just hack

[Virtualbody1234]

It's not the blaster worm. As my first post shows, it's the automatic synchronization of the clock. I even showed that if you click the [Update Now] button tha same communication warning window pops up.

Here I even made it happen again.

See an English version:

You can also remove the [ ] check mark so that it no longer happens.

How simple can it get?

[asmithz]

VB1234 is right, DL. just wants to insult people on his first post.

[DL.]

So.. No RPC vulnerability exists then, is all made up. I see. Good to know I will ignore updates then.

[asmithz]

Originally posted by DL.@19 October 2003 - 19:19
So.. No RPC vulnerability exists then, is all made up. I see. Good to know I will ignore updates then.

What you said does exist, just for a differant situation. This was just the clock messing with norton. You can get people scared when you tell them that they have a virus/worm.

[DL.]

Originally posted by Agent Smith@20 October 2003 - 03:23
This was just the clock messing with norton.

You think. Better to say maybe.. Do backtrace. Same netlock or gateway? Better worry!

[Virtualbody1234]

@DL. Take a good look at the picture I posted. It says UDP Protocol. The vulnerability is TCP. (high risk message too, not low).

Anyway I won't argue. I just recreated the cause.

[clocker]

How often do you see this message?

The default setting for the clock is for it to update every seven days.

[DL.]

Where is udp in Shareholder's image?



Still maybe!

[Virtualbody1234]

You will see it only once if you click the ok button in the Norton warning window.

It will keep reappearing if you block the communication with Norton.