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Bozori: the first ‘business worm’?

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19 Aug 2005

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The anatomy of the Bozori worm outbreaks that we’ve seen in the last day or so leads us to believe that we’re witnessing the emergence of a new type of infection, what we’re calling the ‘business worm’.

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