MyDoom Slows Web Performance

As the fastest-moving e-mail worm continues to haunt inboxes, it is creating some hiccups in response times on the Internet. But the real danger could lie in MyDoom's "time bomb" set to trigger a denial of service attack next month against the SCO Group Inc.'s Web site, experts say. Source: eWeek The amount of spam I am getting now is up at least 100%, but I am happy to say that POPFile is handling it all very well, also at 100% in fact.

Posted by Ken Edwards on January 27, 2004 6:01 PM

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