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    Dave U. Random Guest

    Raid/Dustin Cook Gloats Over The Damage Caused By His Irok Virus

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    Raid/Dustin Cook Gloats Over The Damage Caused By His Irok Virus

    (Here we see Raid/Dustin Cook's extravagant ego running
    amuck as he heaps scorn on Norton and other AV outfits as
    the battle his Irok virus. He is so above them. So much
    more intelligent. Not! He is a failure at trying to
    commercialize every program he has written. He hates the AV
    companies because they make money, while he scrapes by, his
    genius ignored. Raid/Dustin Cook is a loser in every facet
    of life. A script kiddie with a monstrous ego totally out
    of proportion to his accomplishments.)


    http://groups.google.com/group/alt.c...ead/thread/416
    ba76bf701036f/28d522e79fb7d0fd?hl=en&q=group:alt.comp.virus+auth or:Rai
    d#28d522e79fb7d0fd

    or

    http://preview.************/26crov2


    Raid Slam
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    More options Mar 29 2000, 3:00 am
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    From: Raid Slam <soho20NOsoS...@hotmail.com.invalid>
    Date: 2000/03/29
    Subject: Re: Irok v1.1
    In article <01a78a66.47415...@usw-ex0101-006.remarq.com>,

    chrishowells <chlistNOchS...@linuxfan.com.invalid> wrote:
    >Presumably the virus has been submitted to Norton via
    >their service for new viruses?


    Yep. Norton is aware of it. Norton cannot disinfect it, And
    norton doesn't even know really what it is. You should see
    the url describing it. Norton blows. CAI isn't too hot
    either. I wonder how many incompetent avers irok will turn
    up. lol

    Regards,
    Raid [SLAM]

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    Raid Slam
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    More options Mar 30 2000, 3:00 am
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    From: Raid Slam <soho20NOsoS...@hotmail.com.invalid>
    Date: 2000/03/30
    Subject: Re: Irok v1.1
    In article <38e28398.156895...@news.skypoint.com>,

    rl...@nospam.com (Richard Lupu) wrote:
    >I have the Irok.exe file that was sent to me from an
    >infected site that needed help with the infection.


    Could you provide more information?

    >Neither NAV 5.0 or NAV2000 detected this even with the 03/25/00
    >updates.


    >Oddly enough NAV 5.0 with 7/98 def files detects this as
    >HLLP.Krile.5831 which I can only guess is because
    >maybe raid reused some of the code in Irok.


    Nope. It's false alarming due to the encryption layer. It's
    another wonderful "feature" of norton. ;p

    >Irok.trojan.worm is also not in the list of protected.


    It's not a trojan.

    >I am sure Norton will come up with something but it will
    >probably be next week.


    I wouldn't get my hopes up. Norton has no idea what they are
    dealing with by the description on their website.

    Regards,
    Raid [SLAM]

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    Raid Slam
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    From: Raid Slam <soho20NOsoS...@hotmail.com.invalid>
    Date: 2000/03/30
    Subject: Re: Irok v1.1

    In article <954444728.1720869...@news.skypoint.com>, Richard M.

    Lupu <rl...@deadboard.com> wrote:
    >That does not really matter. Suffice to say it was a small
    >network and your comment about it only sending once so
    >that it does not arouse suspision does not hold true on a
    >network.


    Yes it does. The virus itself will send one time per
    computer, once the marker is in place, no more vbs files
    are created. However, if the user (on bad advice from
    avers) deletes the marker file, the virus will send the
    emails more then once.

    It may have been bouncing around your network, but each
    machine was only responsible for sending it one time.

    >Make no mistake, I think you are a criminal and dont feel
    >you deserve any indepth information on where your inane
    >creation is or has been.


    I suppose it's a good thing that your opinion doesn't count
    then, Isn't it? Perhaps the next virus will send the
    information too me. It stands a better chance of getting
    the information correct anyway.

    >ethics are concerned. But, I know from experience it is a
    >waste of time and bandwidth to argue the point with you so
    >I will save my breath.


    Did your small lan infect anyone outside of it? :-)

    >Their 3/29 update detects Irok.exe as Irok.trojan.worm and
    >Irokrun.vbs as Irok.vbs and infeceted .exe and .com files.
    >does not detect winrde.dll and script.ini but script.ini
    >is not


    I know what norton knows about it.

    Regards,
    Raid [SLAM]

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    Dustin Cook Guest

    Re: Raid/Dustin Cook Gloats Over The Damage Caused By His Irok Virus

    Dave U. Random <anonymous@anonymitaet-im-inter.net> wrote in
    news:688def2b1cc889c77565eb74c8dca5aa@anonymitaet-im-inter.net:

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    > Raid/Dustin Cook Gloats Over The Damage Caused By His Irok Virus
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    > (Here we see Raid/Dustin Cook's extravagant ego running
    > amuck as he heaps scorn on Norton and other AV outfits as
    > the battle his Irok virus. He is so above them. So much


    Here's the real story on Irok. You'll notice, The person infected was able
    to recover access to every single file. He lost nothing but a little bit of
    time. Had he followed the advice of Avers at the time, he'd have lost
    everything. Not ego, just facts. The avers didn't know what Irok was doing
    and I did obviously.

    http://groups.google.com/group/alt.c...hread/e7f09660
    672797e4/cced75dbe9a1275a?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=irok+virus+#cced7 5dbe9a1275a

    Since you like bringing up old articles, I thought I'd match you one.

    Have a nice day.


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