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Doubts Linger About SCO's Cyber-Attack Claims

Publication:InternetWeekDate:Dec 13 2003

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While Linux users have retracted accusations that SCO made up its claims to have been victim of a distributed denial-of-service attacks, doubts about SCO's claims linger.

In the face of third party evidence that the attacks did happen, Linux users retracted accusations that SCO was lying. But Linux and security experts stood by their statements that SCO's description of the attacks make no sense, and that competent network administrators can easily protect themselves against the type of attack SCO says happened to it.




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