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| Wasn't there an incident with Kazaa recently where | a bogus update was sent out which disabled a competitor's | software? There have been a couple of stories on slashdot recently about the growing virus wars. It seems that some virus writers have learned to include code that knows how to find anti-virus programs and disable them. It's pretty funny, if you're not a victim. Anyone remember the old Core Wars game? (In which a number of programs are loaded into the memory of a virtual machine that has no memory protection, and the interpreter does a round-robin emulation. The last program left alive was the winner. A decade ago this was just an interesting intellectual exercise ...)
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