dredick@vax.bbn.com (The Druid) (03/16/88)
I am really interested in the make-up of a virus and the vaccination. Could someone send me or point me to a SOURCE for a sample benign virus or vaccination! Many Thanks, -- The Druid =============================================================================== = The Druid (dredick@bbn.com) = = "Did you ever feel that you were a typewriter, = = when everone else in the world was a wordprocessor" = ===============================================================================
borton@net1.ucsd.edu (Chris Borton) (03/18/88)
In article <22168@bbn.COM> dredick@vax.bbn.com (The Druid) writes: > I am really interested in the make-up of a virus and the >vaccination. Could someone send me or point me to a SOURCE for a sample >benign virus or vaccination! The source to Mike Scanlin's vaccination program will appear with the article in MacTutor ASAP. [Written in LS C/asm] -cbb Chris "Johann" Borton, UC San Diego ...!sdcsvax!borton borton@ucsd.edu or BORTON@UCSD.BITNET Hooray! Another quarter done, and only one to go! :-) En dan naar UvA!
naiman-jeffrey@CS.YALE.EDU (Jeffrey Naiman) (02/08/89)
I recently found the nVIR virus on one of my disks. I have ftp access to sumex-aim. What should I download? What bad effects does the nVIR virus have? How does it spread? Thanks. - Jeff Naiman (naiman@yale.arpa)
ralex@tigger.colorado.edu (Repenning Alexander) (05/04/89)
Unfortunately I didn't pay too much attention for viruses so far - but now I got one on my MacII. The virus installs a nVIR and also a CODE Id 256 resource to applications. My problem is that I don't know where the virus is comming from. Tracing back the virus I found that it must have entered my Mac at least one week ago. The source could be anywhere: Bix, CompuServe, or the mac binary news group. Who has any idea where this type of virus could come from or has made similar experiences? ANY suggestions are very welcome, please send them to ralex@tigger.colorado.edu I will post a summary. Many thanks in advance, Alex PS: you could save my life.