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  <h2>October, 2001</h2>
  
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! <a href="http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20011002/tc/how_code_red_revealed_the_perils_of_port_80_1.html">
  How Code Red revealed the perils of port 80</a>, ZDNet, October 2, 2001
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! In an article about the effects and consequences of the Code
! Red worm which attacked Webservers running the IIS from
! Microsoft, the merits of reliability instead of new features
! are discussed. As a positive example they use OpenBSD.
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  <h2>August, 2001</h2>
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! <a href="http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1107-504079.html">
  How Code Red revealed the perils of port 80</a>, ZDNet, October 2, 2001
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! IT writer, Stephan Somogyi, and Counterpane Systems' CTO,
! Bruce Schneier, in an article about the effects and
! consequences of the Code Red worm which attacked Webservers
! running the IIS from Microsoft, the merits of reliability
! instead of new features are discussed. As a positive example
! they use OpenBSD.
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  <h2>August, 2001</h2>
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