What Is the Blaster Worm?
The shock wave worm (Worm. Blaster or Lovesan, also translated as "blast virus") is a worm that spreads on Microsoft operating systems, Windows XP and Windows 2000, and broke out in August 2003.
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- Shockwave worms (Worm. Blaster or Lovesan, also translated as "blast virus") are a type of virus that spreads across Microsoft operating systems, Windows XP and Windows 2000.
- The worm was first noticed and spread like a scourge of fire, on August 11, 2003. It continued to multiply and infect, reaching its peak on August 13, after which the spread of this worm was prevented by means of treatment methods spread on the ISP and the Internet.
- On August 29, 2003, one came from
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- Windows error messages and reboot situations can be avoided by changing the settings of the reboot service, so that users have enough time to remove the Blaster virus and install
- After closer inspection of Blaster's code, the researchers found that Parson's name was embedded in the source code, and the police arrested him.