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From: SESPC374@YSUB.YSU.EDU
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Subject: Re: Surviving warm boot (Was: Lateral thinking) (PC)
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Date: 5 Dec 90 23:24:57 GMT
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On November 16, A colleague and I found a strain of the Jerusalem B
virus (at least that's what virusscan said it was) which upon being
cleaned locks the machine and trashes the disk.  It also seems to
survive a warm boot.  Can anyone explain why or send me any
information on how to deal with this mutation?  I would appreciate the
help.  I am currently doing research on viruses for a class of mine.
Thanks.
                                                  Michael J. Walp
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