Would /scripts/root.exe catch enough of the varieties out there? --- Option 5: Is it possible to shutdown the server remotely? Even if they don't have the NT resource kit installed. I mean if a victim's server keeps shutting down regularly, I'm sure they'll patch it after a while :). If they don't notice, it stays down and doesn't bother anyone else. Of course this is illegal and unethical. But even that messaging thing could be considered illegal. Cheerio, Link. At 12:36 PM 5/7/02 -0700, Jonathan Bloomquist wrote: >How about another option (4. warn the infected) as >proposed in this slashdot post (text follows): > >http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=21830&cid=2329699 > >I made a PHP script, by modifying a similar one used >for Code Red. First make a "scripts" directory in your >web server's root directory. Now put this into a file >called "root.exe"
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