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Posted: 22-Aug-2004 03:29:59 I'm so interested to learn things that deals with viruses.. I hope someone will post something that will make me learn to debug a virus program including a boot virus.. and What things should I learn first for me to learn and understand how to debug viruses? Thanks!! |
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Posted: 26-Aug-2004 18:07:30 · Edited by: amir Great! I would say the best way to learn to debug or analyze viruses is to start with a small known virus, such as a simple boot virus, to which the source code is available. Particularly with boot viruses, it is helpful to know the entire boot process, from the moment the machine is powered on to the point when the BIOS boots the operating system. Also, reading some of the virus zines will provide a wealth of information and knowledge accumulated through years of experience in the virus community. Also, I am welcome to suggestions for new articles on the site. :) |
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Posted: 20-Mar-2005 21:49:04 Thank you for the information.. Is there any websites or virus zines that you can suggest for me to learn more?? Also, do you know some websites where i can download spywares and other tools and also where to download other virus/trojan/worm source codes. Thanks in advance. |
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