Re: What about a file /proc/kcore?
On Tuesday 13 August 2002 08:25 am, Tom Cook wrote:
> No, this is a virtual file that contains an image of your currently
> running kernel. Possibly your virus checker is seeing an image of
> itself in kernel memory, including all those virus signatures it
> loads...
>
> This is the second question on this in the last week. Do we need to
> have a word to the virus checker implementers? What virus checkers
> are there for linux? What *viruses* are there for linux, anyway? I
> have *never* heard of one, *ever*.
Wait a minute. According to some, GNU/Linux *itself* is a virus, and Debian is
the worst strain.
Before anyone flames me, it's *just* a joke. Remain calm and try to compile
something.
"There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and
those who do not."
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