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SirCam on Linux via WINE

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the great-leaps-forward-in-emulator-technology dept.

illusion_2K writes "Another monumental step forward for Linux - the SirCam virus now works on Linux via WINE. ("With a few ommissions")" Allright I had to post it. Thats damn funny. We can emulate worms if we want to!

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  1. The major barrier to virii... by gusnz · · Score: 5, Funny

    Now, all we need is an Outlook user simulator package that automatically opens executable attachments if it's asked for advice :)

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  2. Great by LazyDawg · · Score: 5, Funny

    Now even Linux users can enjoy the benefits of the Microsoft Virus Infection Layer in their otherwise high quality operating system.

    This is a big step for Linux's acceptance as a Desktop operating system. We NEED more clueless newbies out there using Linux and saying "fuckit, I think there's a virus on your/my system. Time to reinstall KDE."

    In a few months even Outlook will be available to Linux/Wine users, so too will be the full Universal Virus Infection suite of tools from Microsoft.

    My only question is, how much longer until we have kernel-level support for VBA and Microsoft Scripting?

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