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W32.Blaster.Worm is a threat
spread among Windows computers. It is know to be still
distributed by hackers and to keep mutating, though
its age is enormous in terms of the cyber infections.
The most notorious variant of the worm was its B version
programmed by Jeffrey Lee Parson, 18 years old US
citizen from Minnesota. The youngster was detained
in 2003 and court decided for 18 months prison term
for the unlucky hacker.
Originally, though, the infection was developed and
released by Chinese hackers that exploited popular
vulnerability in Windows operating systems. To be
precise, they created the worm as a remake of a patch
for certain Microsoft products vulnerability so that
the worm successfully integrated into Windows computers
under the guise of system security update.
The worm caused repeated system errors such as RPC
service error followed by inevitable system shut-down,
of which users were notified by standard system alert.
W32.Blaster.Worm removal help is still required by
many users as its new versions keep emerging.
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