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Worm

The First Digital World War

Mark Bowden
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Pages
288
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Atlantic Monthly Press

About

From the bestselling author of Black Hawk Down, the gripping story of the Conficker worm-the cyberattack that nearly toppled the world. The Conficker worm infected its first computer in November 2008, and within a month had infiltrated 1.5 million computers in 195 countries. Banks, telecommunications companies, and critical government networks-including British Parliament and the French and German military-became infected almost instantaneously. No one had ever seen anything like it. By January 2009, the worm lay hidden in at least eight million computers, and the botnet of linked computers it had created was big enough that an attack might crash the world.

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  • Computers
  • Science & Technology Policy
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