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ALERT: SQL Injection Attacks via Port 80 and 443!
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I'm kind of leery of sites that require you to register to get something that should be free, if it's information.. :O

dentwo....but that's just me I guess....

wow

I guess we'll be expecting another patch soon

I see a notice at the NAI site for the "JS/SQLSpida" worm. It works on port 1443, rather than 443.

Here is a link: http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_99499.htm