Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 21 July 2004, 12:38 PM)
one of the other questions is is it possible to spoof ip addresses and cause the blocking of innocent sites.
I think that a worm could spread an auto dialler to dial onto compromised computers, to dial some of these sites, in order to get onto web crawlers, and this is probably increasing BT figures.
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