The CAIDA folks have posted an extensive analysis of the spread of the code.red worm. These are the same folks that brought you the "backscatter" analysis of world-wide DOS attacks. The infection rate was astounding, they have IP addresses for 375,000 infected hosts, which is a *lower* bound on the infection. There are graphs that show the change in infection rate when CRv2 was released, as well some amazing animations. At one point the infection rate was at least 2000 hosts per minute. http://www.caida.org/analysis/security/code-red/ You would do well to pull the animations from the mirror sites, or grab the smaller formats, as opposed to the 13M Quicktime :-) -- Tom E. Perrine (tepat_private) | San Diego Supercomputer Center http://www.sdsc.edu/~tep/ | Voice: +1.858.534.5000
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