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schwartz@ipx22 (Privataccount Roman Schwartz) writes:

> well until now I have never seen a virus. Can You email me some soures.
> No I will not build new ones or let them free. I got 4 children at home
> in the age of 3 upt o 8 years (no cimputer at home). So I have a lot
> to do at home. 

> But I'm realy curious about viruses. I know, how they are contructed,
> (ie ID-Part, etc) but I would like to see some.

What do you want to SEE actually?? A virus is a program as any other.
Most of the existing viruses do not do anything noticeable. Indeed,
some viruses have interesting video and sound effects. If -that- is
what you want to -see-, then you can get a set of programs that
demonstrate the effects of different viruses. It is available for
anonymous ftp from our site:

ftp.informatik.uni-hamburg.de:/pub/virus/progs/virsim1.zip

Or do you mean that you want to observe the process of the virus
infecting files and disks? Again, no need to use a real virus, there
is an excellent program that demonstrates how a virus infection
spreads in a simulated computer environment. In fact, you will "see"
much more than with a real infection, because the program has very
good logging facilities. It is also available for anonymous ftp:

ftp.informatik.uni-hamburg.de:/pub/virus/progs/virlab15.zip

I have yet to be convinced that there are cases when real viral code
has to be provided to non-experienced users...

Regards,
Vesselin

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