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How to start a trade
Submitted by virusp on Tue, 10/02/2007 - 20:38.
I WISH YOU BEST OF LUCK !!!

If your are new in the trading business and you are looking for a way to start, you can use several utilies to sort your collection without troubling your mind ... ...
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You should check to see whether you have the same files more than one time, since it is pretty useless to have the same virus 2 or more times. To do so, you can use VirusBuster's VirWeed (it is included in VS2000) or HomeSlice's VirWeed.
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You must find out whether your files have the correct file extension. E.g. if you have an infected file c:\virus\virus.txt, i would say that the file's extension ".txt" should probably be something like ".html" or so. To do the necessary corrections, you need a very handy-to-use utility by Phage, called RenExts (here is the latest version 1.52).
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You should scan your collection to find and remove all "fake" virii. We call them "fake" for 3 main reasons; a) because they are not real virii, but only files that have been generated to fool the antivirus programs and thus be identified as real virii samples; b) because they are only properly-edited real virii samples, in order to be identified by some antivirus programs as new virii; c) because, although they contain some viral code, for some reason they are not able to work as they should (a.k.a. infect a pc). For this purpose you can use a) a very good program made by VirusBuster, called Fakescanner (it is included in VS2000) b) CWarrior's FWeed (here is the latest version 1.10).
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You must have a utility to sort your collection. Imagine how long it could take you to sort your-let's say 20,000 files-collection file-by-file!!! For this purpose i would recommend VS2000 by VirusBuster, which is great for "automatically" sorting your collection in a way that you may both manipulate it and trade with others very easily.
Log files of my collection :
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Kaspersky (AVP) antivirus of 29-03-2008
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F-Prot antivirus of 25-02-2007
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RAV antivirus of 08-10-2007
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Nod32 antivirus of 08-10-2005
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McAfee antivirus of 29-03-2008
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DrWeb antivirus of 06-01-2007
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BitDefender antivirus of 08-10-2005
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Detailed statistics of Kaspersky and F-Prot antivirus of my collection using VS2000.
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Total statistics of all antivirus programs that i use (Kaspersky, F-Prot, McAfee, RAV, DrWeb, BitDefender and Nod32).
In order to trade with me, it is important to use the following parameters for the antivirus programs :
Kaspersky (AVP) Antivirus : avpdos32 /m /b /p /v /* /s /o /k /y /w+=avp.log c:\virus
F-Prot Antivirus : f-prot /ai /archive /collect /dumb /nomem /packed /report=fprot.log c:\virus
RAV Antivirus : ravav --all -H=on -A -M --integrity_check=off --report=rav.log c:\virus
Nod32 Antivirus : nod32dos /break- /pack+ /arch+ /doboots /all /heurdeep /log+ /log=nod32.log c:\virus
DrWeb Antivirus : drweb386 c:\virus /al /arn /cn /ha /ml /nm /sd /tb /upn /rpdrweb.log
McAfee Antivirus : scan c:\virus /secure /mime /vid /program /nomem /!guru /sub /report=mcafee.log
Send the logs at : collecting@virus.gr.
Note : you should use ONLY the DOS versions of the above antivirus programs for vx trading.
I WISH YOU BEST OF LUCK !!!


