Would it work to write a program that listens for the default.ida request
and then sends back a patch through the hole to IIS on the machine with the
virus? It wouldn't be a virus because it would not spread (it would not
send itself, only the patch). It's legality shouldn't be a problem because
you are only protecting your computer and not harming the other computer.
It could also try to email webmaster at the machine.
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