Computer vira

Virus Information Base (VIB) is a exactly what the title says. A database from where you can get information on vira of any type. […] All the Warn files contains^([sic]) texts describing various computer vira.

Your argument […] does not substantiate the notion that new vira will not be detected by generic/heuristic methods. […] There are no absolutes, and even the most rigorous risk analysis/risk reduction iteration will leave a residual risk, which must be *managed*, i.e. covered by insurance, contingency plans, etc. This is quite normal, and it is the case for computer vira as well as for fire or theft.

I want to see TOAW (I and II) expanded to cover the entire 20th century (and then some, back to 1860, maybe forward to 2010?) in one game, with vastly expanded naval and air rules, an added grand strategic cum political aspect, with such goodies as -submarines, -sea mines -naval supply ships and real naval supply lines, -more cool events, -CNN and propaganda, -sattelites, -computer vira, (..uh, no hold that one! I can see it now. "Yes, that bug in TOAW III v.1.03.23 is just Norm's way of bringing the PO's assault on your forces into your living room in a really cool way." ) […]

To quote Atlacatl: "I come from a Latin teacher background" ;-) So I *must* correct you, Ken: The Latin plural is "vira". […] > As far as I'm concerned, the only way to say it "viruses." / I agree as far as Computer "vira" are meant.

Using OE is hazardous because of the existence of computer vira. […] Where should I send the check (and the bill, if NT turns out to be vulnerable to vira).

But I do not see any Y2K problem either, apart from people, computer vira, people, old computers (Pentium 75MHz and older), stupid people, people in panic.

Mmmm, no that's not totally correct, everybody knows that there's vira about, ironically enough it's ppl without computer/internet that's most afraid of them. So what I'm saying is that while almost everyone knows that computer vira is^([sic]) about, not all care to protect themselves from it^([sic]) ( count me in... tho i know what to do about them if i get them which is not likely ).

Table 6: Military Domains […] Cyberspace / […] Typical weapons […] Computer vira

I simply can't fathom what could drive someone to set fires, but every SoCal hot season they do it. I put them in the same category as those who create computer vira. Let's gather them up and subject them to public floggings.

79% of respondents felt “not confident” or only “somewhat confident” that they could protect themselves against theft of personal information, 74% against identity theft, 68% against spam, 62% against credit card fraud and 58% against computer vira.