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ACBM publishes Pirates Mag which also describes such exploits.
They once had to postpone one publications for a long time because they deontologically refuse to publish some story concerning a product that would not be patched.
Now it was supposed to help others to protect similar products.

A French magazine named Kasperski, a former KGB agent and now an antivirus publisher.
They said he happened to develop such things and then ask the major AV editors to bid in order to get the virus specs first...
Not sure if it's that accurate but it will sure raise some tin-foil-heads interest...

In France, the BSA had no legal presence (though they usually "spammed" people with their piracy-detection floppies and other funny letters.).
That's why an influent French Editor created an alternative organization : the Bidouilleurs Sans Argent which promotes the Free and/or free software.

French Editor ACBM has issued a long serie of programming articles about VCS programming in the magazine Les Puces Informatiques.
It seems its programming is quite easy and you can quickly enough get good results such as your own version of Space Invaders that you'll run on top of an emulator.
So the answer is do-it-yourself.
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French Editor ACBM has issued a long serie of programming articles about VCS programming in the magazine Les Puces Informatiques.
It seems its programming is quite easy and you can quickly enough get good results such as your own version of Space Invaders that you'll run on top of an emulator.
So the answer is do-it-yourself.
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