Don’t count on MyDoom worm to terminate itself

The threat from MyDoom won’t disappear on 12 February 2004 or any other specific date. The only way to stop this extremely...

Martin Reynolds

The threat from MyDoom won’t disappear on 12 February 2004 or any other specific date. The only way to stop this extremely dangerous worm is to remove it from your PCs.

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This was last published in February 2004

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