[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Viruses.
cf. http://www.perl.com/language/misc/virus.html
Dumb idea. Better idea: don't use vulnerable file formats. Almost all
Microsoft document formats can contain executable code. Don't run code
from untrusted source, verified by a digital signature. Strip
On Tuesday 26 February 2002 02:33, Eugene Leitl wrote:
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, GNUOrder wrote:
Yea, I dont like seeing these viri getting through to the mailing lists
Viruses.
either, if that is where you are getting them from. I know a few have
made it through the Linux BIOS list in the
Nah, just fire anyone who accepts such formats for negligence. Nobody
nowadays can claim they didn't know the dangers.
Oh, GREAT! There goes the marketing department.
I'm just amazed Mr. Jawa there has managed to generate this much debate
from such an off topic post... (sorry, my bad, too,
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, GNUOrder wrote:
Yea, I dont like seeing these viri getting through to the mailing lists
Viruses.
either, if that is where you are getting them from. I know a few have made
it through the Linux BIOS list in the past. I think the best place to scan
for viri is at the
Hello from Gregg C Levine
(Cross posted to the lists for the GRUB boot loader, and the Linux BIOS
mailing list, and the list for OSkit, a project from a Utah based
school.)
For the past several weeks, I have been getting zapped by a virus which
naturally only attacks Windows based systems. Has
