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I would like to submit my project for hosting on SourceForge.net based on
the following information. It is my understanding that the UNIX name I
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1. Submitter: gratuitamis

Unique token: 10f39636ef9efbd2333e3c3f4afbedc3

2. UNIX name: jvirus

3. Descriptive name: JVirus

4. License: public

License other:

5. Public description: JVirus is a small .jar file virus written in Java.

6. Registration description: Dears,

JVirus is small .jar file virus written in Java. It is a kind of research
virus : it does not harm the computer it is run on, and it is very easy to
control. It shows viruses can be written in Java as well. It is a proof of
concept.

It does not harm the computer it is run on : it only tries to spread,
through the filesystem. It is very easy to control : it only tries to
propagate in the current directory.

I think a virus written in Java is something rare enough to be published on
SourceForge.net!

JVirus is written in standard Java code, so it should work on any
computer/OS. It does not make use of external libraries.

A complete documentation will be provided about it and about viruses in
general.

Kind regards,

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