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Subject: Jerusalem Virus (PC)
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Date: 17 Oct 89 18:38:00 GMT
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Can anyone give details about what the Jerusalem Virus does? It's
floating around a PS/2 cluster here, and I want to know how dangerous
it really is.  It seems to delete files one at a time on Friday 13,
becomes memory resident, slows down the system slightly, and
occasionally puts a black spot on the screen. I would like details
without having to dissect a copy of it...