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Mysterious Net traffic spurs code hunt

Friday, June 20th, 2003
by Lockergnome

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A lot of unusual data traffic on the internet has prompted a big hunt for the source. While some say it is a new worm or trojan, others point to a new hacking tool, “that scans for paths into public networks”.

Or is it the rush for the chapters of the new Harry Potter novel, scanned and put online here!

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