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By MATTHEW FORDAHL
The " Nimda" program, which targets Windows-based servers and computers, struck internationally Wednesday, shutting down sites in Norway, Japan and elsewhere even as it seemed to be abating in the United States.
Published 20-Sep-2001
By The Associated Press
TORONTO (AP) -- As the latest Internet attack program, known as Nimda, spread around the world Wednesday, questions were raised about Canada' s ability to cope with a such a swift assault on its information infrastructure.
Published 19-Sep-2001
By D. IAN HOPPER
WASHINGTON (AP) -- As American companies recovered from the latest Internet worm, the complex " Nimda" program struck companies around the world, shutting down sites in Norway, Japan and elsewhere.
Published 19-Sep-2001
WASHINGTON -- As American companies recovered from the latest Internet worm, the complex ``Nimda'' program struck companies around the world, shutting down sites in Norway, Japan and elsewhere.
Published 19-Sep-2001
Ashcroft said the FBI and private firms are assessing the impact of the program, known as "W32-Nimda," which might have affected tens of thousands of computers. As the program spreads, its activity can slow or shut down Internet service for regular users.
Published 19-Sep-2001