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| Subject: | WMF Threat OK , but no huge attack ... WHY ? |
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| Date: | 9 Jan 2006 17:34:18 -0000 |
Hi, The WMF threat was and continues to be important. But Im curious to know why we didnt observe any important attack on Internet? WMF was a perfect Zero-Day attack and a scenario like the blackout of Internet was possible but nothing or no important attack! No BOT virus deployed? No DOS worm attack? All hackers become white-hat? Or they attacked and we didnt see anything? Any hypothese / explanation ? Regards, Pejman
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