This book will simply and plainly teach you how to write
computer viruses. It is not one of those all too common books that
decry viruses and call for secrecy about the technology they employ,
while curiously giving you just enough technical details about
viruses so you don’t feel like you’ve been cheated. Rather, this book
is technical and to the point. Here you will find complete sources
for plug-and-play viruses, as well as enough technical knowledge
to become a proficient cutting-edge virus programmer or anti-virus
programmer.
Now I am certain this book will be offensive to some people.
Publication of so-called “inside information” always provokes the
ire of those who try to control that information. Though it is not my
intention to offend, I know that in the course of informing many I
will offend some.
In another age, this elitist mentality would be derided as a relic
of monarchism. Today, though, many people seem all too ready to
give up their God-given rights with respect to what they can own,
to what they can know, and to what they can do for the sake of their
personal and financial security. This is plainly the mentality of a
slave, and it is rampant everywhere I look. I suspect that only the
sting of a whip will bring this perverse love affair with slavery to
an end