KW>
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KW> -=> Mocking Wayne to Rod <=-
KW>  (Mock, mOck, moCk, mocK)
KW> WC> appreciate the info. regarding ansi replacements. my only interest in
KW> WC> virus souce code is that such programs are rather compact and would 
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KW> WC> rather easier for someone with almost no assembly language exp.to
KW> WC> understand.
KW>i'm afraid you have the wrong idea here... small code is not necessarily
KW>easy to understand code... if you're trying to learn assembly i would
KW>rather suggest you take a peek into the assembly language echo in
KW>fidonet, most programs posted publically are as small or smaller than
KW>plus, viruses these days tend to use a lot of convoluted routines and
KW>anti-debugging techniques to make the code harder to understand...
KW>you're probably better off learning such concepts separately from
KW>beginner level assembly...
KW> WC> ineffectual impotent malcontents. i'm in the process of upgrading my
KW> WC> anti-virus protocols and recently have read some rather informative
KW> WC> posts regarding recovery from such transgressions.
KW>the safest form of recovery is the oldest means of recovery... restore
yup, agreed. i have good backup and recently came upon some interesting
info. regarding saving mirror /parn to a:, supposedly you can delete
your primary partition, re-fdisk, unformat nad recover all data while
overwritting the boot sector. i'll probably do this on my second physical
drive before doing a new backup. i know i've done something similar
with Linux and fips, so it wouldn't surprise me if it works. clever
coding is rather easier for me to understand for some reason than you
might expect, i have some C and always went for the sharpest code i could
rather than something, 'out of the book'. thanx for the info. best regards.
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