Book Chronicles Fight to Save Web From Sophisticated...
Clip: 11/21/2011 | 6m 56s
Book Chronicles Fight to Save Web From Sophisticated Computer Worm
In "Worm: The First Digital World War," journalist Mark Bowden chronicles computer security experts' campaign to detect and defeat a sophisticated new computer worm. Margret Warner and Bowden discuss the Conficker worm, which was first detected in 2008 and ultimately invaded at least 12 million computers worldwide.
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Book Chronicles Fight to Save Web From Sophisticated...
Clip: 11/21/2011 | 6m 56s
In "Worm: The First Digital World War," journalist Mark Bowden chronicles computer security experts' campaign to detect and defeat a sophisticated new computer worm. Margret Warner and Bowden discuss the Conficker worm, which was first detected in 2008 and ultimately invaded at least 12 million computers worldwide.
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