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    Security Vendor Issues Dec. Vulnerabilities List

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    DATE: 2004-01-01 | By David Morgenstern


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    Central Command on Thursday released its so-called Dirty Dozen list of top twelve viruses for December, 2003.

    Central Command Inc. on Thursday released its so-called Dirty Dozen list of top twelve viruses for December, 2003. The report is based on virus incidents confirmed through the Medina, Ohio-based company's Emergency Virus Response Team.

    According to the company, the Gibe.C worm, with its HTML e-mail message that impersonated a Microsoft Web site, retained the top spot for December, a position that Klez.E held five times during the year.

    Resource Library:
    Here is Central Command's December Dirty Dozen ranking with the percentage of occurrences:

    1. Gibe.C—21.4 percent
    2. Klez.E—14.7 percent
    3. MiMail.I—12.8 percent
    4. MiMail.J—5.9 percent
    5. BugBear.B—5.2 percent
    6. MiMail.K—5.1 percent
    7. MiMail.A—3.7 percent
    8. Sober.C—1.9 percent
    9. Nachi—1.6 percent
    10. MiMail.C—1.6 percent
    11. Hawawi.G—1.2 percent
    12. Dumaru.A—1.1 percent
    13. Others—23.8 percent




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