depende ra na sa companya kung marama sila aw mohimo jud na silag virus.... pero kasagaran sa mga virus ron kay ginahimo raman sa mga ordinaring mga tao as a challenge, challenging man gud nang magbuhat kag virus. nya naa pud mga virus creators nga ang purpose nila ana kay para mangawat..
..so di jud na makaingon 100% nga ang mga antivirus creators mao ra pud ang nagbuhat sa mga virus
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10-20-2009, 11:34 AM #31Banned User
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10-20-2009, 03:54 PM #32C.I.A.
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Conspiracy!
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10-22-2009, 10:55 PM #33Junior Member
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most likely unsaon pagkahalin sa ila anti virus kung malimpyo ra tanan sa ila gihimo
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11-02-2009, 08:32 PM #34Junior Member
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No bro, but there are virus creators who end up into developing antivirus softwares.
Antivirus programmers learned from their unethical mindset before.Most of the virus were created out of curiosity just like Onel d e Guzman and also for profit. But with the case of Mark Allen Ludwig, ( known to be a virus database creator for virus codes), in fact I have a book of him uploaded by Mr. Onel de Guzman( I Love You Virus Programmer) he didn't created an antivirus but inspired people on how to develop a virus and how to defeat its code.
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11-03-2009, 09:37 AM #35Not necessarily. IMO, the antivirus makers disassemble codes and analyze it. But it takes expertise to write virus signatures and to detect new viruses.
Originally Posted by glenntacan
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11-03-2009, 11:44 AM #36actually its a trojan not rogue, all application can be a trojan... the best way to prevent is use a firewall... Originally Posted by luwid
most virus are made by hackers and some computer geeks... thou some company contracts hackers to do security test on their product, if they made a virus, they loose some profit because usually consumer will uninstall their program and look for another because its not working anymore...
try to think they are not stupid to loose some profit... its the hacker/coder and some curious computer geek that do the damage more...
@force_driven
i used to have the i love you virus code, its on vbs, i use it as presentation on computer security and virus during my college, and im suprised that its very simple... thats the first time vbs is used.... i have modified his codes and tried it... hehehehe ambot asa nakaha to ron...
i also tried WMI and WSH to shut down multiple computers in my former company where i used to worked, i shutdown 50 computers, saba man kaayo sila... i used VBA (MS Outlook) to deploy the script.... using the modified I love you virus code, you have to modify it because its already in the Virus DB.... im using a Windows 2000 and thats 2004....
want to create virus?, dont we already have a law criminalized hacking and virus coding....
comp virus infection is a result of humanities weakness..... STUPIDITY.....Last edited by salbahis; 11-03-2009 at 11:54 AM.
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11-03-2009, 11:56 AM #37Junior Member
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hehe...onel didn't want it to be reversed..patay kang onel..joke.... Originally Posted by salbahis
By the way, onel is in masagana mall sa pasay, may cellshop siya dun....
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11-03-2009, 12:04 PM #38actually i didnt get from him i got it from a guy i met on mirc, manila nag base, he said that i love you virus to siya.... that time im researching for a sample virus nga pwede i present sa amo gi seminar about security..... best place to look for a hacker is in mirc..... Originally Posted by force_driven
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11-03-2009, 12:09 PM #39Junior Member
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yeah marami nga sa mirc, pero you need to be careful kasi marami nga scammers...marami members sa soldierx na friendly.... Originally Posted by salbahis
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11-04-2009, 11:02 AM #40
dunno if it still exist on mirc.... #manila_underground
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