文档介绍：Eric Filiol
Computer viruses:
from theory to applications
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Eric Filiol
Chef du laboratoire de virologie et cryptologie
École Supérieure et d'Application des Transmissions
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35998 Rennes Armées
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To my wife Laurence,
to my son Pierre,
to my parents,
to Fred Cohen,
to Mark Allen Ludwig
Preface
“Viruses don’t harm, ignorance does. Is ignorance a defense?”
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“[...] I am convinced puter viruses are not evil and that
programmers have a right to create them, to possess them and to
experiment with them . . . truth seekers and wise men have been per-
secuted by powerful idiots in every age . . . ´’
Mark A. Ludwig
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