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From: laba-2he@e260-1e.berkeley.edu (Oliver Juang)
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Date: 28 Feb 89 15:31:34 GMT
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What's the big deal about distributing the source code for vires?  Compute!
publishes an entire book on the subject, with examples.  Furthermore anyone
with a disassembler can disassemble a virus.

Lawrence Y. Chiu; University of Berkeley, CA.