Corporate network administrators can breathe a little easier as the world braces itself for what could be a massive Internet attack courtesy of the Conficker worm on April 1. International non-profit research organization The Honeynet Project, which works on Internet security, has come up with a new scanner to detect the worm on networks. Over the weekend, security vendors worked with the project’s Tillmann Werner and Felix Leder, who discovered how to detect Conficker on networks, to create an enterprise-class version of the scanner.
