VB Language?

[Ryan Nyquist]

I am gonna be looking at some popular VB virus codes (VBS.LoveLetter, etc.). And I'm gonna be fooling around with it to see if I can add/remove pieces of the codes and test them on my older testing computer. But first I will need to know the basic/most used codes used in VB virus making in order to analyze the virus codes and then make changes and save/test them. I am interested in seeing how these codes work. Does anyone here that studies VB codes know where I can find basic and important codes/commands on the net for VB virii? Thanks

[allenb1963]

bub, word of advice...you have too many reds to making a double post...I'd delete one of them before you end up getting yourself banned.

[alittlebitnumb]

Ryan Nyquist, I have held my tongue for a while, but I have really dumb questions for you: What's with you and the virii? Also, how can you look at snippet code when you do not know what language it was written in?

Almost every post I have seen had to do something with a virus by either you getting infected, what a virus does and in so many words how to write them. While I understand this might be for legit purposes, wouldn't it be best to learn the basics first?

edit: Ahhh, never mind, he's banned anyway.

Just wondering.

[Tedob1]

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[Simon Templer]

You know guys and gals,

Believe it or not, you can learn alot from studying virii source code. I remember when I first started programming many years back, I studied virii for quite some time. Anyways, everyone has to start somewhere so...

Ryan Nyquist,

Search around for a site called Virii Argentina or Black Cat Virii Group (or something like that) If I remember right they have source code for alot of those VB/VBA virii.

If you can't find those, do a Google Search...

Just remember Ryan, if you play with fire...you get burnt!!

Have Fun :)
Simon Templer

[khakisrule]

Ok, now seriously ryan, (I assume you are still checking your active threads) why did you post this twice? And even then why didn't you delete the other thread? Quick Tip: Don't post twice, it really really annoys people.

[problemchild]

Actually, look at his profile.... he posted it 3 times. :)

[HavangerSr]

if you go to microsoft.com they have a 101vbnet file to dl that i think give a discription on how to use 101 lines of code.

heres the link

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/downloads/samples/visualbasic.asp