On July 12th 2001, computers worldwide began seeing signs of what would arguably become one of the most significant security events of the past few years.1 The original Code Red Worm (CRv1) had a rather quiet beginning, but Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) across the globe were soon inundated with the following indication of its presence in their logs. There are several lessons to be drawn from the Code Red incident, and this paper will focus on those I believe are the most important.
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