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Article #62Re: Absolute addresses, relative addresses
From: Eric Minso
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 13:08
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 13:08
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"Alex McDonald" <alex_mcd@btopenworld.com> wrote in message news: > > No, they are not in the virus business. > > They just want to develop themselve their protection program (and own > > the source code). > > What advantage does this bring them? That's simple : owning a source code allows you to modify it as you want, when you want. > > My boss said that it is a way that should be explored. > > I am just a trainee :-) > > Owning a handgun is illegal in the UK; it's no defence to suggest you're > just taking it apart to make a pencil holder. Ask for another project. It is illegal to create and release new viruses. What is a virus ? A program that duplicates itself and infests other computers in order to do nasty tasks without acceptance of the user. I'm not creating a virus. I will not release a virus. Is it also illegal in the UK to know how work handguns ? > > Why ? I do nothing illegal ! I am NOT developing a new virus. > > I disagree. I don't understand why. Look at the definition of a virus. > > I am > > looking for a way to protect an EXE file. When I looked for examples > > on the internet, the only examples I found were virus-related. > > That's because you _are_ writing a new virus. I disagree. Look at the definition of a virus. > > Now, if you have any other idea for protecting executables, I will be > > happy to have it. > > > > I know how to; I'm not posting the answer. So I will have to continue in the same way. > Take a course at the University > of Calgary; then if you're lucky only the University and your boss will get > sued when your company issues your code. > http://antivirus.about.com/library/weekly/aa052303b.htm Sued ? About which crime please ?
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