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Subject: re: OS/2 Viruses (OS/2)
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Date: 20 Nov 90 00:40:01 GMT
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>From:    Kevin_Haney@NIHDCRT
>
>I am doing research for a paper on viruses in OS/2 systems.  I will be
>covering OS/2-specific viruses (only theoretically at this point) as
>well as DOS viruses on mixed DOS and OS/2 systems.

<enter tongue in check mode>

Gee, Kevin: one can look upon viruses as the most efficient means to
spread data amoung a population of users.  It is well known that the
most efficient means for a spread of data amoungst the OS/2 population
would be for one user of OS/2 to hand the data disk to the other OS/2
user.

<enter normal mode>  - Oh no!

Ross M. Greenberg
- - representing self