A monologue from a teenage computer virus writer

90 's your computer often crashes? Yes, I'm sorry.

When I was 17 years old, I had nothing to do, so I taught myself to program it. So I decided to write a virus myself.

Don't worry. I completed the two viruses leprosy and leprosy-b are for MS-DOS computers. They have nothing to do with the Internet, because they haven't. Now they are as extinct as smallpox.

I want to write these things that are bad for someone else's computer for a lot of reasons. First of all, like I said, I was 17 years old. In addition to fiddling with computers, my hobbies include using fireworks to fry phone booths. Can be written computer viruses are relatively good choice.

But the main reason is I was a bit arrogant, in the computer underground organization, I have a sense of existence. I just want to prove to other computer people, even the idiot who does not know how to program can write a virus.

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That was 25 years ago, in 1990, the underground computer world was also dependent on the Electronic bulletin board system (BBSS). It's a social chat service and you'll need to dial it by modem. That was basically the case with families at that time. This means that the system can only allow one person to log on at the same time, and only pay more to increase the phone line.

At that time, the computer underground organization in many aspects are covered, and software piracy most attracted me. 17-year-olds have little money to buy software. At that time there were some people who stole the phone line, they like to find ways to make free long distance calls, some people are to transfer drugs through the telephone. Then there is the person who hangs the virus.

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How hard can it be to write a computer virus? This is a small piece of real leprosy source code

Many computer underground organizations annoy me because it seems that they behave as if you have done something unusual. The words "leet" or "1337", or "elite", appeared around that time. But people who hang the virus are the ones who bother me most because they like to keep their tricks and secrets, like they invented Rosetta Stone, but the plan is for people to look at it.

My view is that if you have completed the entire spreadsheet system from scratch at 1.1, I would have thought it was amazing. But what these people can do is write programs to implement things like throwing stones at people's windows. If everyone can do it, I think I can.

So I did it.

A trick man.

I couldn't stand it any more when I met a virus called AIDS (which was rude). It works by locating the. COM files on your disk (executable programs) and overwriting them so that the next time you try to run them, you run the virus again, and so on. In the end, your entire system will crash. And every time a virus cheats you into running it, it prints out a message to laugh at how foolish you are.

That's what it does! Hide there invisibly and reinstall yourself when you want to remove it. It's scattered all over the corner of your disk waiting for you to run it wrong.

For me, the procedure is like a fart cushion. Worst of all, it was written in Borland Turbo Pascal, so it's 14KB large. At first they were not so big, but when it was done it became 14KB large, making these viruses easily discoverable.

And who wrote to laugh at everyone is a fool effect Ah!

So it became my job. I want to rewrite aids from scratch, only I can do it. I write in C, I will keep it within 666 bytes-a series of brilliant choices, because I am a young genius.

I decided to give my virus a name called leprosy, which is cool, at least better than not having the brain's AIDS. And there's another goal in my head.

Unlike some people who write viruses, they always want to make people jealous that they have invented the wheel-in my opinion it's nothing special-my virus will become open source software. Everyone has, including all of the source code.

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A monologue from a teenage computer virus writer