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 In> On Sat, 11 Jan 1997 09:39:28 GMT, m...@alias.{*word*104}pass.net wrote:

 In> It's a trojan horse! (and the developer seems to be a very bad pascal
 In> programmer ;-)
 In> --
 In> Christian Tschenett

How do you know? Do you have some way to decompile the EXE, as well as tell
what language it was written in?

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On 13 Jan 1997 21:09:04 PST, Kim.Forw...@access.cn.camriv.bc.ca (Kim

 "comspec" ... "/c deltree c:\dos\s" ... "Runtime error" ... "Portions
 Copyright" ... "Borland"

That's enough information for me: the program must be compiled using a
borland compiler... There are no substrings like "%s", "/n" in the exe
therefore i conclude the compiler is borland-/turbopascal (not
borland/turbo-c).

(also there's a trojan-warning for c&c-crk.zip in alt.comp.virus. - i
think someone executed the trojan... result: runtime error ;-)