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From: consp11@bingvaxu.cc.binghamton.edu
Newsgroups: comp.virus
Subject: Re: Macintosh Virus
Message-ID: <0004.8909201159.AA11951@ge.sei.cmu.edu>
Date: 19 Sep 89 23:07:04 GMT
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In article <0001.8909191859.AA09184@ge.sei.cmu.edu> JOHN P. BRADLEY writes:
>...
>     Well it was bound to happen - why should we be any different?  We
>believe we have discovered a virus in our microcomputer lab.  So far, we
>have only found one contaminated diskette.  This is a MAC station disk
>used for booting a MAC to work with Appleshare.  We ran VIRUS Rx and it
>confirmed a user's suspicion.  The report from VIRUS Rx detected the
>presence of the SCORES virus (or so it seemed to indicate).
>...

I suggest you get your hands on a copy of the PD program Disinfectant.
(I believe it's up to version 1.2, but 1.0 should work fine.)  It will
scan the disk, find, and eradicate the virus.

- --Brett Kessler