scott@hsvaic.boeing.com (Scott Hinckley) (05/02/91)
If you know of/have a list of viruses affecting various machines (Mac, IBM, AMIGA, UNIX, etc). I would be interested in getting it. I am not looking for the code persay, merely a list of names and the machine(s) they can infect. A description of their effects would be appreciated, but by no means necessary for this compilation. (I will of course post a summary) Thank you, - -- <<<<<<<<<<<Scott Hinckley<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>VW&Apple][Forever!!!>>>>>>>>>> Internet:scott@hsvaic.boeing.com|UUCP:...!uunet!uw-beaver!bcsaic!hsvaic!scott DISCLAIMER: All contained herein are my opinions, they do not|+1 205 461 2073 represent the opinions or feelings of Boeing or its management| BTN:461-2073
p1@arkham.wimsey.bc.ca (Rob Slade) (05/07/91)
scott@hsvaic.boeing.com (Scott Hinckley) writes: > If you know of/have a list of viruses affecting various machines (Mac, > IBM, AMIGA, UNIX, etc). I would be interested in getting it. I am not > looking for the code persay, merely a list of names and the machine(s) > they can infect. A description of their effects would be appreciated, > but by no means necessary for this compilation. The Brunnstein Computer virus Catalog would be the best place to start. The INDEX.291 (available on cert) would give you at least the names of viri for most micro systems, and the catalogues themselves (less widely available) have the descriptions. ============= Vancouver p1@arkham.wimsey.bc.ca | "If you do buy a Institute for Robert_Slade@mtsg.sfu.ca | computer, don't Research into (SUZY) INtegrity | turn it on." User Canada V7K 2G6 | Richards' 2nd Law Security | of Data Security