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14) Where is alt.comp.virus archived? |
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This article is from the Computer viruses FAQ, by David Harley D.Harley@icrf.icnet.uk, George Wenzel gwenzel@telusplanet.net and Bruce Burrell bpb@umich.edu with numerous contributions by others.
It isn't, as far as anyone seems to know. No-one currently working on
the FAQ is likely to offer archiving, since a full archive would
include uploaded viruses.
Tom Simondi points that there is an archive of sorts at Dejanews. You
can search for several months of messages by subject at:
http://www.deja.com/
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