Nope, not battling it at all. The only networks that got this worm (not a virus, but a worm) are those that have no System Admins, or System Admins who aren't doing their job properly. The fix for the hole that this worm exploits was released almost a month ago and was posted on all the major news sites with a link to DL and install it and is also on WinUpdtSvc. I patched our machines on our network and satellite networks almost 2 weeks ago. If ASU's network is fighting it, I bet they haven't upgraded their Cisco IOS's on their hardware/routers either (to 12-17a). Cisco revealed a gaping hole in ALL previous IOS's that needs to be upgraded.
The reason it will hit home users harder is that at least SOME corporate networks employ firewalls to block port 135 (UDP/TCP) and also keep up to date on hotfixes and patches. Unfortunately, 90% of home users do NOT keep up to date, but then again, there's also a large percentage of Network/Sys Admins who don't keep their networks up to date.
If you can't tell, when it comes to network security, I'm quite the stickler. Those admins who don't secure networks and computers only help to propogate these sort of attacks.
