Telstra took 10 days to understand virus, Senate panel told
Telstra reported on the problems viruses caused its network to a Senate panel in Australia. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/11/03/1067708121544.html Telstra took 10 days to understand virus, Senate panel told Canberra November 3, 2003 Telstra spent 10 days trying to understand the Swen virus that wreaked havoc on its BigPond network and left customers without email services, a Senate committee heard today. Telstra officials conceded information they were giving BigPond customers when the virus hit last month changed as they learned more about the virus. Regulatory and corporate director Bill Scales said it took Telstra 10 days to fully understand the problem. [...] Mr Scales said Telstra was 99 per cent sure the Swen virus was to blame for the problems. "We think it was this Swen virus, we're reasonably sure that it affected us in Australia more than it affected a number of other countries for a range of reasons," he said. [...]
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