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1. www.fbiic.gov › public › 2011Conficker Working Group: Lessons Learned

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   The first section of this paper looks at the Conficker malware and botnet. The second provides a narrative of the Conficker Working Group's activities. The third analyzes the effort, provides lessons learned and recommendations based on interviews with the members of the Conficker Working Group.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ConfickerConficker - Wikipedia

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   Conficker, also known as Downup, Downadup and Kido, is a computer worm targeting the Microsoft Windows operating system that was first detected in November 2008. [2]

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   What is the Conficker Working Group?

   • The Conficker Working Group changed how the industry organized to build a response to malware systems. At the end of the work, we sought funding to document the lessons we learned so that others could gain insight (and not repeat mistakes). It was a surprise to get a call from Mark Bowden about Conficker.

   Conficker Working Group - Archive of Materials - SENKI

   www.senki.org/operators-security-toolkit/security-organizations/conficker-working-group-archive-of-materials/

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   What does the Conficker Working Group core team do?

   • The Conficker Working Group Core Team still maintains the list of domains, sinkholes those domains, and keeps tabs on the Conficker infections in the world. For the Latest on Conficker – Go to the Shadowserver Wiki. It has the latest monitoring of Conficker infections.

   Conficker Working Group - Archive of Materials - SENKI

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   Did Conficker A/B worm break the working group's methods?

   • The report details how a third variant of the worm, Conficker C, was released in February 2009 and managed to update nearly a million computers from Conficker A/B to Conficker C, despite the CWG’s efforts. The new features presented in the C variant showed that the author was adapting to the Working Group’s methods and trying to break them.

   Conficker Working Group says worm is stopped, but not gone

   www.csoonline.com/article/527988/malware-cybercrime-conficker-working-group-says-worm-is-stopped-but-not-gone.html

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   Why is the Conficker Working Group a model for cyber defense?

   • In coordinating to stop the botnet threat, the CWG became a model for cyber defense, the report states. “The Conficker Working Group sees its biggest success as preventing the author of Conficker from gaining control of the botnet. Nearly every person interviewed for this report said this aspect of the effort has been successful.”

   Conficker Working Group says worm is stopped, but not gone

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   Is Conficker being controlled?

   • Conficker is not being controlled by its creator, according to the Conficker Working Group, despite their belief that the creator's intentions were to use it for criminal reasons.

   The 'Worm' That Could Bring Down The Internet : NPR

   www.npr.org/2011/09/27/140704494/the-worm-that-could-bring-down-the-internet

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   Does Conficker still exist?

   • A team of non-profit, public sector and private business parties known as the Conficker Working Group says it is proud of its success at stopping the infamous Conficker worm from spreading as far as many feared it would, but also note the virus is still on many computers worldwide.

   Conficker Working Group says worm is stopped, but not gone

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4. www.darkreading.com › cyberattacks-data-breaches › combatingCombating Conficker: What Worked, What Didn't - Dark Reading

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   2011年1月26日 · The group eventually officially christened itself as the Conficker Working Group, which basically registered and blocked domains before Conficker's author could do so and update the bots.

5. www.senki.org › conficker-working-group-archive-of-materialsConficker Working Group - Archive of Materials - SENKI

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   Conficker, also known as Downup, Downandup, Conflicker, and Kido, is a computer worm that surfaced on November 21st, 2008, with Conficker.A and targets the Microsoft Windows operating system. The worm exploits a known vulnerability (MS08-067) in the Windows Server service used by Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 ...

6. www.csoonline.com › article › 527988Conficker Working Group says worm is stopped, but not gone

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   2011年1月28日 · A team of non-profit, public sector and private business parties known as the Conficker Working Group says it is proud of its success at stopping the infamous Conficker worm from spreading as...

7. www.npr.org › 2011/09/27 › 140704494The 'Worm' That Could Bring Down The Internet : NPR

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   2011年9月27日 · The volunteer group of experts, which called itself the Conficker Working Group, also tried to get the government involved with their efforts. But they soon discovered that the government didn't...

8. www.computerworld.com › article › 1634239Remember Conficker? It’s still around - Computerworld

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   2015年8月3日 · Conficker’s quick spread was so alarming that an organization was formed called the Conficker Working Group that was tasked with stopping the botnet and finding its creators.