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1 The Storm Worm

2 How It Spread It spread as an email with a relevant news heading and attached a file related to the subject. Titles like: – "230 dead as storm batters Europe.“ – "A killer at 11, he's free at 21” Attachment Names: – “Full Story.exe” – “Read More.exe”

3 The Power Of the Worm Powerful because: – It allows the creator subtle control of the machine – The Botnet of this worm is more powerful than top supercomputers. – Dangerous because large scale spam attacks or DoS attacks can be preformed with ease.

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