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WinNuke

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WinNuke
(WINdows NUKE) A program that would crash Windows 3.1 and Windows NT computers over the network by sending erroneous out-of-band data packets that Windows was unable to process. Subsequent versions of Windows corrected the weak error checking in the TCP/IP protocol. Also known as the "OOB bug." See out-of-band data.


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Hopefully she wasn't laughing as a computer hacker published the devastating Microsoft C source code, WinNuke which quickly spread across the internet forcing Microsoft to issue a security patch.
The strongest component in Norton's security box is its flagship AntiVirus feature (see review above), but its firewall will deliver you from several evils, albeit clumsily, and block three specific intrusion attempts: Bonk, RDS_Shell, and WinNuke.
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