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Knowledge is power, and it works in both directions. Burglars learn how to
burgle in prison. Thus, if books on burglary did not explain exactly how a
house is bruglarized, law-abiding citizens would be ignorant of the measures
required to protect themselves from burglary. Same goes for virii - hackers
worthy of the title can create their own viruses (if this wasn't the case, 
then where did the first virus come from???) and any information posted can
only serve to inform the "moral" majority of computerdom. Here's another vote
for more of these informative articles!