MSDE 2000 is a database engine that is included with several products from Microsoft and third parties.
If computers are running SQL Server 2000 Evaluation Editions are part of a corporate network, they should be taken offline and updated to released versions with the appropriate security patches. For this reason, the Evaluation Editions do not support security patches and service packs.Īny computers running SQL Server 2000 Evaluation Editions should be kept in a test environment separate from network access. SQL Server 2000 Evaluation Editions are intended for short-term testing and should not be used in production environments. SQL Server 2000, SP1, SP2, Developer, and Personal Editions require either a patch or SP3.
Microsoft SQL Server 2000, SP1, SP2, Developer, Evaluation, and Personal Editions, and MSDE 2000. The “Slammer” virus is an Internet worm targeting un-patched SQL Server 2000 and MSDE 2000 systems resulting in a high volume of network traffic on both the Internet and private internal networks. The most recent information is available on. This is a criminal act and we are working with law enforcement authorities. Typical home PC users’ computers are not affected. Microsoft is working around the clock to ensure our affected customers are protected. This virus does not appear to attack the data of infected systems. Microsoft immediately began investigating the issue and learned ofĪ virus targeting systems running either Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000 or Microsoft SQL Data Engine (MSDE) 2000 machines that were not updated with security patches. "Slammer" Worm Clogs Internet after Attacking Un-patched SQL Server 2000Īt approximately 9:30 PM PST Friday January 24, Microsoft became aware of an Internet attack causing a dramatic increase in network traffic worldwide.
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