LUKEN@IBM1.CC.Lehigh.EDU (The Moderator Kenneth R. van Wyk) (05/08/89)
VIRUS-L Digest Monday, 8 May 1989 Volume 2 : Issue 109 Today's Topics: Anti-viral archive sites (long) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sun, 7 May 89 06:46:04 CDT From: jwright@atanasoff.cs.iastate.edu (Jim Wright) Subject: Anti-viral archive sites (long) [Ed. For those who may not be aware, Jim was instrumental in setting up comp.virus on the Usenet side of things. He's also coordinated the creation of various archive sites for VIRUS-L/comp.virus. We're all in his debt for his tremendous efforts. Thanks, Jim!] What follows is the official announcement of the anti-viral archive system. This has been set up in conjunction with the formation of comp.virus. We hope that this will provide everyone with access to all of the virus-fighting tools available in the public domain and as shareware. I will guarantee that even at the time I post this, the list is out of date. The final word on what is and isn't available at each site is to actually look and see. However, this list should give you a good idea how things sit now. To truly make this work, we need the help of you, the users. While we have tried to collect all the tools possible, there are undoubtedly omissions. If you know of an anti-viral tool that does not appear on our list, you can help out. Send me a mail message indicating what the tool is, the version number is, and HOW TO CONTACT THE AUTHOR. I'll try to coordinate this all, at least while I'm still here at Iowa State. If you prefer, you can send mail directly to the site coordinators. But remember, they are doing this as a service; they all have "real work" to do. :-) So be kind. Also, if any site would like to volunteer their services and join the anti-viral archive system, send mail to me. We are particularly looking for sites to share the IBM-PC load. Jim Wright jwright@atanasoff.cs.iastate.edu 07-May-89 ------------------------------------------------------------ brownvm.bitnet Chris Chung <chris@brownvm.bitnet> Chris is the coordinator of the apple2-l mailing list. This site for Apple II software. Last update 29-Mar-89. > The files are stored as apple2-l xx-xxxxx where the x's are the > number of the file. > > LISTSERV is our access via the SEND or TELL commands and MAIL. > We have FTP but the software cannot be accessed via this route. > > >* Machines to be supported. > Apple II plus all the way to the IIgs. > > >* Location of the anti-viral archives on your machine. > on LISTSERV. To get files you would send LISTSERV a command like > GET apple2-l xx-xxxxx. ------------------------------------------------------------ cs.hw.ac.uk Dave Ferbrache <davidf@cs.hw.ac.uk> Dave is coordinator of uk-virus-l and European leg of comp.virus. This site for virus-l/comp.virus archives and all types of software. Last update 29-Apr-89. > [Note to folks in North America - This site is in the UK. ] > [Please use the sites here for your access. Thanks. - jrw] > >ACCESS > Electronic mail to <info-server@cs.hw.ac.uk> Network independent > file transfer (NIFTP-JANET Blue book) from JANET sites only. > Login as "guest". The archive is set up primarily for Mail > based access and as such items are stored in one of the > following formats: > UNIX sources shar > IBM PC binaries uuencoded arc > Mac binaries Binhex or Stuffit > Amiga binaries uuencoded zoo > Atari binaries uuencoded arc > Apple II binaries Binscii (mainly) > Utilities are available from the server to decode all these formats. > >AVAILABLE > Virus information, general papers, detection and disinfection > software for all personal computers. Mainframe macrophage > reports for Unix, Dec and IBM systems. Virus-l digest archives > from commencement of Virus-l to date. > >GENERAL > abolins Viruses by J.D.Abolins > dembart Attack of the computer virus, Lee Dembart > fidonet Killing Viruses, Lee Kemp > fix European virus work, Bernd Fix > glath Computer viruses a rational view, R.Glath > greenbrg Press conference by Ross Greenberg > king Benefits of scholarly networks outweigh > the risks of computer viruses, K.King > sheehan Computer viruses, can it happen at IU? > uwm Potential virus attack, L.Levine > woodside Virus 101, G.Woodside > >AMIGA > virusx version 3.2 > viruschecker > vcheck > virus_alert! > vrtest > safeboot > novirus >ATARI > flu Virus simulator, G.Woodside > penicilin > vk Virus killer, Mark Powell >APPLE > blk0save Check boot block, G.Rice > wopfog Festering hate vaccination utility, M.Davis >IBMPC > alert13u Alert version 1.3, Checksum generator > bombsquad Bombsquad version 1.2, Disk access monitor > caware Self checksumming routines > checkmem Verify high memory > chk4bomb Check for bomb 1.0, trojan hunter > chkup29 Checkup 2.9, Checksum generator > condom > delouse1 Delouse 1.0, Checksum generator > detect2 Detect 1.2, Checksum generator > dprot102 Dprotect 1.02, disk write protection utility > file-crc file crc checking utility > fsp152 Flu shot + version 1.52, CRC generator and disk monitor > nobrain Brain virus killer > sentry > syschk1 Syschk version 1.0, CRC generator > trapdisk Trapdisk version 1.0, Disk access monitor > vaccine > vaccinea > vcheck Vcheck version 1.1E > dirty Dirty dozen version 8D >MAC > antivir Antivirus documentation stack > encyclo Virus encylopaedia stack > antipan Antipan 1.0 > disinfectant Disinfectant 1.1 > dukakis Dukakis hypertext virus vaccine > ferret Ferret 1.1 > gatekeeper Gatekeeper 1.1 > interfer Interferon 3.1 > killscor Kill scores (no version) > nvirvacc Nvir vacc (no version) > repair Repair 1.5 > vaccine Vaccine 1.0.1 > vcheck Vcheck > virusdet Virus detective 2.2.1 > virusrx Virus Rx 1.4a2 > warning Warning 1.0 > watch Rwatcher > >MISC > dec.ddn U.S. DoD management bulletin, SPANNET worm > unix.mit MIT report on the internet worm > unix.utah University of Utah report > unix.worm Gene Spafford's report on the internet worm > unix.page Bob Page's report on the internat worm > >VIRUS-L ARCHIVES > Virus-l entries are stored in monthly and weekly digest form from > May 1988 to December 1988. These are accessed as log.8804 where > the topic substring is comprised of the year, month and a week > letter. The topics are: > 8804, 8805, 8806 - monthly digests up to June 1988 > 8806a, 8806b, 8806c, 8806d, 8807a .. 8812d - weekly digests > The following daily digest format started on Wed 9 Nov 1988. Digests > are stored by volume number, e.g. > request: virus > topic: v1.2 > would retrieve issue 2 of volume 1, in addition v1.index, v2.index and > v1.contents, v2.contents will retrieve an index of available digests > and a extracted list of the the contents of each volume respectively. > >MASTER INDEX > The master index for the virus archives can be retrieved as > request: virus > topic: index > >OTHER STUFF > Comp.risks archives from v7.96 are available on line as: > request: comp.risks > topic: v7.96 > where topic is the issue number, as above v7.index, v8.index and > v7.contents and v8.contents will retrieve indexes and contents lists. > Security related software archive. Encryption, file management, > binary editors, boot sector editors, disassemblers etc. are > available under software. For an index, send: > request: software > topic: index > For further details send a message to <info-server@cs.hw.ac.uk> > with the text: > help > The administrative address is <infoadm@cs.hw.ac.uk> ------------------------------------------------------------ ifi.ethz.ch Danny Schwendener <macman@ifi.ethz.ch> Danny is in charge of the Mac archives at ethz. This site for ??? Last update 02-May-89 > [Note to folks in North America - This site is in Europe. ] > [Please use the sites here for your access. Thanks. - jrw] > > Our archives are in the process of being moved onto another machine. > You'll get more info about the access and the current file list as > soon as everything's settled and working. The easiest access from outside > is via SPAN/HEAPNET (a worldwide DECNET). > People who don't have access to SPAN still can access our vax through > the site's X.25 and modem ports (there are no direct dialin ports on > our vaxes). ------------------------------------------------------------ ms.uky.edu Daniel Chaney <chaney@ms.uky.edu> Dan is in charge of the IBM PC archives at uky. This site for IBM PC software. ------------------------------------------------------------ ms.uky.edu Sean Casey <sean@ms.uky.edu> Sean is in charge of the Amiga archives at uky. This site for Amiga software. Last update 05-May-89. > These files are located in the /pub/amiga/Antivirus directory. > > -rw-rw-r-- 34599 May 3 15:36 NoVirus.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 30585 May 3 15:36 SafeBoot.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 16674 May 3 15:36 VIRUS_ALERT!.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 16030 May 3 15:36 VRTest.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 15868 May 3 15:36 VirusCheck.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 16014 May 3 15:36 VirusChecker.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 51860 May 3 15:36 VirusX3.20.zoo > -rw-rw-r-- 12461 May 3 15:36 vcheck.zoo ------------------------------------------------------------ lehiibm1.bitnet Ken van Wyk <LUKEN@LEHIIBM1.BITNET> Ken is the moderator of virus-l and comp.virus. This site for virus-l/comp.virus archives & some software. > [files on the VIRUS-L disk - jrw] > > VIRUS-L DBINDEX 1480 04/10/89 21:46:26 > VIRUS-L DBNAMES 53 04/10/89 21:46:26 > VIRUS-L LOG8804 2372 04/29/88 16:02:07 > [...] > VIRUS-L LOG8904B 1151 04/14/89 16:29:19 > VIRUS-L LOG8904C 1338 04/21/89 15:02:30 > VIRUS-L LOG8904D 1112 04/27/89 15:19:52 > > [files on the VIRUS-P disk - jrw] > > CHECKMEM C 20 05/05/88 8:24:23 > CHKUP14 UUE 1080 05/13/88 13:53:06 > CHKUP18 UUE 1157 11/28/88 14:48:58 > COREWARS TXT 553 05/04/88 13:42:02 > DIRTY DOZEN 1453 05/05/88 8:24:10 > DPROT102 UUE 123 11/28/88 14:49:16 > FSP UUE 969 05/04/88 9:32:27 > FSP_12 UUE 1019 05/06/88 8:38:57 > FSP_14 UUE 1077 11/28/88 15:01:27 > HORMONES NET 378 04/24/89 14:30:05 > IBM PAPER 2375 04/24/89 14:29:51 > IDENTIFY TXT 339 04/24/89 14:30:20 > NOBRAIN C 593 05/05/88 8:24:34 > RISKS LOG 7789 05/05/88 16:01:46 > TRAPDISK UUE 144 11/28/88 14:50:34 > UU213 UUE 906 05/06/88 9:36:15 > VIRUS GLATH 551 04/24/89 14:51:32 > VIRUS KIEL 693 04/24/89 14:51:43 > VIRUS LEVINE 240 04/24/89 14:51:58 > V101 1 226 04/24/89 14:29:06 > V101 2 282 04/24/89 14:29:16 > V101 3 303 04/24/89 14:29:24 > V101 4 89 04/24/89 14:29:34 ------------------------------------------------------------ lll-winken.llnl.gov Vijay Subramanian <????@???.???.???> Vijay is ???? This site for virus-l archives. > /virus-l/README > /virus-l/virus-l.info > /virus-l/archives/1988/v1i1 > [...] > /virus-l/archives/1988/v1i59 > /virus-l/archives/1989/v2i1 > [...] > /virus-l/archives/1989/v2i99 > /virus-l/archives/predigest/log8804 > [...] > /virus-l/archives/predigest/log8811c > /virus-l/docs/fido.rsa > /virus-l/docs/ibm.paper > /virus-l/docs/identify.txt > /virus-l/docs/kiel.paper > /virus-l/docs/levine.paper > /virus-l/docs/net.hormones > /virus-l/docs/tour.crt > /virus-l/docs/tour.n > /virus-l/docs/tr823.doc > /virus-l/docs/tr823.ps > /virus-l/docs/vguide > /virus-l/docs/virus.hormones > /virus-l/docs/virus101.1 > /virus-l/docs/virus101.2 > /virus-l/docs/virus101.3 > /virus-l/docs/virus101.4 > /virus-l/src/pc/sentry.arc ------------------------------------------------------------ pd-software.lancaster.ac.uk Steve Jenkins <pdsoft@pd-software.lancaster.ac.uk> Steve is in charge of the archives at pd-software. This site for most types of software. > [Note to folks in North America - This site is in the UK. ] > [Please use the sites here for your access. Thanks. - jrw] ------------------------------------------------------------ rascal.ics.utexas.edu Werner Uhrig <werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu> Werner is moderator of MacMash virus technical mailing list. This site for Mac software. Last update 21-Apr-89. > I appreciate and react to reports of troubles in the archives > (such as: your protection settings are such that noone but YOU > can read THAT file ... :-) > [but please direct questions to comp.virus/virus-l - jrw] > > > * Access to your site (ftp, uucp, mail server, bbs, etc.). > > Anonymous - FTP ; nothing else > > > * Machines to be supported. > > Macintosh > > > * Location of the anti-viral archives on your machine. > > in the FTP-subdirectory "mac/virus-tools" > > > * Anti-viral files you currently have in the archives. > > please note, that the file 00.INDEX should normally contain the > latest directory listing (the current one follows below): > > it is completely inefficient to do a remote directory listing. > users are requested to FIRST obtain 00.INDEX and read it on > their local machine. > > 50252 Mar 7 17:10 0.SCORES-news > 2372 Dec 9 01:13 0.intro+index > 29252 Nov 28 05:25 0.nVir-news > 2698 Nov 16 09:29 0.virus-resources.ix > 1981 Apr 21 02:22 00.INDEX > 364 Jan 15 14:42 Agar_APPL_intro > 13184 Jan 15 14:37 Agar_sit_bin > 19189 Dec 16 01:45 Agar_sit_hqx > 1117 Oct 22 1988 Antipan_nVIR_APPL_intro > 23424 Oct 22 1988 Antipan_sit_bin > 3360 Mar 20 06:13 Disinfectant_1.0_APPL_intro > 66944 Mar 20 06:03 Disinfectant_1.0_sit_bin > 4067 Apr 20 05:23 Disinfectant_1.1_intro > 74752 Apr 19 03:07 Disinfectant_1.1_sit_bin > 101817 Apr 19 03:05 Disinfectant_1.1_sit_hqx > 4621 Nov 7 17:46 Dukakis.fix > 422 Oct 23 1988 Ferret_1.1_APPL_intro > 15232 Oct 23 1988 Ferret_1.1_sit_bin > 21005 Dec 12 01:17 Ferret_1.1_sit_hqx > 1371 Jan 15 15:33 GateKeeper_1.0_INIT_intro > 55680 Mar 3 12:03 GateKeeper_1.1_sit_bin > 76429 Mar 3 11:59 GateKeeper_1.1_sit_hqx > 12544 Mar 7 19:23 Interferon_3.1_doc_txt > 31744 Oct 23 08:29 Interferon_3.1_sit_bin > 43183 Nov 13 11:53 Interferon_3.1_sit_hqx > 27008 Dec 5 22:00 KillScores_1.0_bin > 27563 Dec 12 01:16 KillScores_1.0_hqx > 1124 Oct 22 1988 KillVirus_INIT_intro > 1152 Oct 22 1988 KillVirus_bin > 2556 Dec 7 14:42 KillVirus_hqx > 11008 Oct 22 1988 MacTutor_nVIR_Article.WN_bin > 14729 Nov 4 01:02 MacTutor_nVIR_Article.WN_hqx > 9582 Nov 10 20:38 MacTutor_nVIR_Article.txt > 262 Jan 15 14:34 Nomad_intro > 6528 Jan 15 14:31 Nomad_sit_bin > 9276 Dec 15 23:46 Nomad_sit_hqx > 440 Jan 18 07:42 QuickScores_DA_intro > 6400 Jan 18 07:40 QuickScores_DA_sit_bin > 9980 Dec 28 16:25 QuickScores_DA_sit_hqx > 994 Nov 14 15:53 RWatcher_INIT_intro > 29952 Nov 14 15:55 RWatcher_sit_bin > 41831 Nov 14 15:53 RWatcher_sit_hqx > 13184 Feb 9 07:35 Repair_1.4_bin > 538 Feb 9 07:37 Repair_1.4_intro > 14080 Mar 21 04:18 Repair_1.5_bin > 19588 Mar 21 04:23 Repair_1.5_hqx > 655 Mar 21 04:23 Repair_1.5_intro > 1215 Jan 15 14:28 Repair_1.x_APPL_intro > 558 Jan 15 14:23 RezSearch_1.1b_APPL_intro > 31616 Jan 15 14:20 RezSearch_1.1b_sit_bin > 43890 Jan 13 13:36 RezSearch_1.1b_sit_hqx > 106752 Apr 18 22:16 Secure-Init_sit_bin > 145511 Apr 18 22:13 Secure-Init_sit_hqx > 1074 Oct 22 1988 Vaccination_1.0_APPL_intro > 2816 Oct 22 1988 Vaccination_1.1_sit_bin > 8448 Jan 15 13:34 Vaccine_1.0.1_sit_bin > 11970 Jan 13 10:12 Vaccine_1.0.1_sit_hqx > 439 Oct 23 08:36 Vaccine_1.0_CDEV_intro > 12032 Oct 23 08:36 Vaccine_1.0_bin > 16637 Dec 12 01:19 Vaccine_1.0_hqx > 19387 Dec 9 00:52 Virus-info-from-Apple.txt > 22656 Dec 9 00:10 Virus-info-from-Apple.word_bin > 795 Jan 15 15:51 VirusDetective_2.0_DA_intro > 35968 Jan 15 15:41 VirusDetective_2.0_sit_bin > 38400 Mar 2 07:02 VirusDetective_2.1.1_sit.bin > 799 Feb 26 06:21 VirusDetective_2.1_DA_INTRO > 1747 Feb 28 13:10 VirusDetective_2.1_patch > 708 Apr 1 14:27 VirusDetective_2.2.1_intro > 43520 Apr 1 14:20 VirusDetective_2.2.1_sit_bin > 59781 Apr 1 14:26 VirusDetective_2.2.1_sit_hqx > 49664 Mar 7 12:28 VirusRx_1.4_sit_bin > 67472 Mar 7 12:38 VirusRx_1.4_sit_hqx > 1152 Oct 22 1988 VirusWarningINIT.bin > 546 Feb 26 06:24 Virus_Encyclopedia_stack_INTRO > 50432 Feb 23 09:37 Virus_Encyclopedia_stack_sit_bin > 69168 Feb 26 06:24 Virus_Encyclopedia_stack_sit_hqx > 678 Oct 23 1988 Virus_Rx_1.0a2_intro > 49536 Jan 15 13:26 Virus_Rx_1.4a1_sit_bin > 68378 Jan 12 17:29 Virus_Rx_1.4a1_sit_hqx > 1114 Feb 10 23:28 Warning_1.0_INIT_intro > 3840 Jan 31 14:34 Warning_1.0_bin > 6158 Feb 10 23:28 Warning_1.0_hqx > 1273 Mar 21 04:25 Warning_1.1_INIT_intro > 4352 Mar 21 04:19 Warning_1.1_sit_bin > 7048 Mar 21 04:24 Warning_1.1_sit_hqx > 15397 Jan 26 04:45 init29-info.txt > 551 Jan 15 14:10 nVIR_Assassin_1.0_APPL_intro > 25088 Jan 15 14:15 nVIR_Assassin_1.0_sit_bin > 34541 Jan 15 14:17 nVIR_Assassin_1.0_sit_hqx > 915 Dec 5 12:04 nVIR_Weapons_intro > 10752 Oct 22 1988 nVIR_Weapons_sit_bin > 13913 Mar 29 05:57 virus-101.1 > 17584 Mar 29 05:57 virus-101.2 > 18371 Mar 29 05:57 virus-101.3 ------------------------------------------------------------ ssyx.ucsc.edu Steve Grimm <koreth@ssyx.ucsc.edu> Steve is moderator of comp.binaries/sources.atari.st. This site for Atari ST software. Last update 01-May-89. >OK, what I'm going to do is create a directory "pub/virus" in our anonymous >ftp directory. For now, I will link all the appropriate programs that have >been posted to comp.sources.atari.st and comp.binaries.atari.st into the >virus directory. Since I moderate both those groups, the best way to get >new anti-virus software into my directory is probably to post it to the >appropriate group; I will check the program out, post it, and link it to >the virus directory. > >We currently have "flu," a virus simulator, and virus killers "peniciln" >and "vkiller". > >Ssyx's archives are available for anonymous ftp at 128.114.133.1. We are >also running an archive server accessible by mail; send the word "help" to >archive-server@ssyx.ucsc.edu for instructions. The archive-server will >mail out anything from the Atari sources and binaries archives. ------------------------------------------------------------ uxe.cso.uiuc.edu Lionel Hummel <hummel@cs.uiuc.edu> Lionel is in charge of the Amiga archives at uiuc. This site for Amiga software. > [edited from announcement on system - jrw] > > The Computing Services Office (CSO) at the University of Illinois, > Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), and the Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users' Group > (CUCUG) wish to announce that an Amiga public domain software archive now > exists for use by the internet community. > > - At present, the archive can only be used by people with FTP > access to the archive's internet address (use anonymous > FTP). Our /etc/hosts entry is: > > 128.174.5.54 uxe.cso.uiuc.edu uiucuxe-uiuc-cso-dclnet uxe uiucuxe > > - Please restrict use of the archive to before 9am and after > 5pm CST. (You know, network load and all). > > /amiga/amicus/am24/VirusCheck.zoo > /amiga/cucug/cucug003/VirusChecker.zoo > /amiga/cucug/cucug011/VirusX1.71.zoo [version 1.71, no source] > /amiga/fish/ff126/vcheck.zoo > /amiga/fish/ff137/VirusX.zoo [version 1.00] > /amiga/fish/ff154/VIRUS_ALERT!.zoo > /amiga/fish/ff154/VirusX.zoo [version 1.21] > /amiga/fish/ff158/VirusX.zoo [version 1.30] > /amiga/fish/ff161/VRTest.zoo > /amiga/fish/ff175/SafeBoot.zoo > /amiga/fish/ff175/VirusX.zoo [version 3.10, includes kv] > /amiga/fish/ff180/NoVirus.zoo ------------------------------------------------------------ wsmr-simtel20.army.mil Robert Thum <rthum@wsmr-simtel20.army.mil> Robert is in charge of the Mac archives at simtel. This site for Mac software. > [edited from announcement on system - jrw] > > Sub-directories have a file labeled "00README.TXT". It will help you > to take the time to read this file. You may have to do this on line > with the "TYPE" [filename] command or you may use the "GET" [filename] > command and read the doc on your host computer or PC. It describes > files listed in that sub directory. This file is Tab delimited so you > can use a data base program to input the data for easy retrieval, if > you wish. [I put in some line breaks - jrw] > > AGAR10.SIT MAR,88 A 361 BYTE APP THAT CHANGES SIZE IF INFECTED > ANTIPAN11.SIT ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE KNOW VIRUS'S W/DOCS > ANTIVIRUS10.SIT 88 CHECKS NON-STARTUP DISKS FOR NVIR AND > FIXES MOST THINGS > ANTIVIRUS10E.SIT APR,88 ENGLISH VERSION OF ANTIVIRUS10.SIT > DUKAKISANTIVIR.SIT Use against HyperCard virus w/docs > FERRET11.SIT 88 SEARCH FOR AND REMOVE SCORES VIRUS > GATEKEEPER101D4.SIT JAN,89 SET PERMISSIONS TO WRITE TO SYSTEM FILE > GATEKEEPER101D4.SIT JAN,89 SET PERMISSIONS TO WRITE TO SYSTEM FILE > INTERFERON31.SIT Use to check if Scores or nVir present w/ docs > KILLSCORES.SIT Removes Scores virus without damage to > most programs USE CARE > KILLVIRUS.SIT USE TO REMOVE NVIR VIRUS FROM SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS > NOMAD10A1.SIT DEC,88 FROM CMS TO FIND AND REMOVE NVIR VIRUS > NVIR-ASSASSIN10.SIT DEC,88 ATTEMPTS TO FIND AND REMOVE NVIR VIRUS W/DOCS > NVIR-MACTUTOR.DOC Explains the nVir virus in detail > NVIR-VACCINATION.SIT CHECK SPECIFIC FOLDER FOR NVIR AND FIX > APPLICATIONS TO PREVENT > REPAIR13.SIT REPAIRS NVIR INFECTED APPLICATIONS > REZSEARCH10B.SIT APR,88 USE TO LOOK FOR ANY TYPE RESOURCE > RWATCHER10.SIT NOV,88 A CONFIGURABLE RESOURCE WATCHING INIT W/DOCS > SNIFFER10B1.SIT Look for Virus by looking for any resource > you spec. w/docs > VACCINATION11.SIT OCT,88 w/docs > VACCINE101.SIT INIT, STOPS *MOST* ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM > VCHECK40.SIT USE TO CHECK IF SYSTEM OR APPL HAVE BEEN ALTERED > VIRUSDET21.SIT DA, CHECKS RESOURCE FORK OF ANY APPLICATION, W/DOCS > VIRUSKILLER.SIT Int installs a nVir 10 resource in sys like > a vaccination. w/docs > VIRUSRX14A1.SIT Check all programs to see if viurs present, from APPLE > VIRUSWARNING.SIT INIT, ATTEMPTS TO WARN OF CHANGES IN SYSTEM OR FINDER ------------------------------ End of VIRUS-L Digest *********************