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Fri, 28 Feb 2003
W2K uptime vs SQL slammer
Netcraft announced in January that
they found
a Windows 2000 server up and running for more than two years on the internet.
First, this information was funny itself: One unique server worldwide with
a good uptime seems worth a notice when it is Windows :-)
The hilarous part of this story is that this nice uptime went to a tragic end just a few days after this announce. As a coincidence, this was exactly when the SQL Slammer worm came to life, end of January.
See you again in two years? LOL ;-)
