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                 *****:::: Welcome to Vx United ::::***** 
                  
                 ************ -= Issue #1 =- ************ 
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	Welcome to the first issue of Vx United! Well, what to say, where to
start.,., I geuss i will just explain this a little. Vx United started as just
a simple idea in general. I always thought it would be a powerful force if the
scene was brought together for something. Well, i found that something.
Vx United is not just some group, but a collective. Vx United is something that
everyone involved with the virus underground is a part of. If you are in with
the most respected group or just some kid nobody has ever heard of, its all the
same here. Its about saying screw it, and pushing foward.

Alot of work has been done to make this happen. It takes some time to convince
people to contribute their time and hard work on code to a project that may not
even happen. It takes effort to find people that belive in the idea, it also
takes effort to get off your slack ass and do something for once. I spent alot
of time planning and putting this together so you better like it.,.hehe.,
There were also many problems involved with a project like this. Its not
compiled from a group, so i didnt have very much control over what happened or
when. I couldnt assign things to people, nor could i set deadlines, so on and
so on. Everything here was done from the programmers own free will to help a
new project. I just told everyone my idea, asked them for help, and harrassed
them untill i got what i wanted.,hehe., =]

Also during the final phase of this mag, i was infected with a virus. Pretty
ironic hu? Well, im not the only user on this pc, and the other doesnt think
about things like viruses ( ie. my father,.hehe ). He runs NAV for god sakes!
Anyway, one night after i can home, i booted up, and what did i see? A little
message from RAiD's CREED v1.0. I looked at the screen blankly for a min.,
grabbed my smokes and sat down, cause i knew it was going to be a long night.
First, i ran f-prot 3.01, full heuristics, and scanned away. I got nothing.
So fridrik, no matter how much i like your scanner and how you do your shit for
free, i still gotta say, your lagging. I knew avp catches creed, after seeing
a millon post in alt.comp.virus about it. I was suprised to find that avp was
saying "infected by HLLP.Krile.4768". Gotta love the av! Too bad they had their
names all screw up. Anyway, after finding about 60 exe/com files infected, i
hit the IRC to tell RAiD my news.,hehe,. Since a creed infection is non-fixable
by means of any scanner, I had to replace the infected files from backups, and
evently got rid of it. I was just lucky i caught it while i did, for a direct
action virus, its one hell of a fast spreader. Thanks for the fun RAiD!,.hehe,.
Check out the source for it from SLAM #4. So thats that for my little infection
story,.,hehe.,

Anyway, Lets get this show on the road!

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     Filename                                              discription
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      vx_000.txt                err.,hehehe., do i even need to say it?
      vx_001.txt                Greets                                 
      vx_002.txt                Contact & distro sites                 
      vx_003.txt                Author SpotLight - "Q" the misanthrope 
      vx_004.txt                Author SpotLight - Interview           
      vx_005.asm                Author SpotLight - Bat.Penfold Virus   
      vx_006.zip                Author SpotLight - Old Code            
      vx_007.asm                Prospero Virus                         
      vx_008.asm                pre-COM 3 Virus                        
      vx_009.bas                AccessiV.C Virus                       
      vx_010.txt                Guide to Resident Viruses              
      vx_011.txt                An Opcode List                         
      vx_012.txt                Guide to Batch Virii                   
      vx_013.txt                Tutorial On NE EXE Infection           
      vx_014.asm                Disassembly - Astra.521                
      vx_015.asm                Disassembly - Int86.500                
      vx_016.asm                Disassembly - Ply.3360                 
      vx_017.asm                Disassembly - Ply.5133                 
      vx_018.asm                Disassembly - Grog.216                 
      vx_019.asm                Disassembly - Grog.480                 
      vx_020.asm                Disassembly - SpiceGirl.1440           
      vx_021.asm                Disassembly - SpiceGirl.1619           
      vx_022.asm                Disassembly - SpiceGirl.2123           
      vx_023.asm                Disassembly - Menuey                   
      vx_024.asm                Astronauta virus                       
      vx_025.zip                Binarys of all viruses included        
     
BTW:
Sorry, but due to wanting to get this ball rolling, there is no viewer. Hell, 
good ol' dos type command will do you just fine. Things like that are really
not needed (but nice to have), so mabee in #2 there will be one. I can't code
in any high level languages, and there is no way i was even gonna start to try
and make one in asm. Screw it, what do you expect for a first issue.