Re: New virus? and other stuff

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From: Rob Snevely
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 1989 15:56

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If KillVirus had been installed in the system folder, it would have put a
nVIR res #10, this is an inhibitor. Disinfectant does not report this 
particular entry since it is not a virus. Interferon does report it since
it is a nVIR resource but it is not "smart" enough to know that the nVIR res
#10 is not a virus.

Atleast thats my understanding.

rob

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From: rdsesq@Jessica.stanford.edu (Rob Snevely)
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Subject: Re: New virus? and other stuff
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