Abstract
An exposition of the nature, structure and mode of operation of computer viruses is hereby presented, with the assertion that computer viruses are best managed through a proactive measure using a cryptographically strong checksumming algorithm that generates a fingerprint for each executable stored on the system. Verification is then performed prior to running an executable file to ascertain that the system is in a ‘safe state’ since the last run. This ensures inoculation against all present and future viruses with absolute guarantee. Keywords: Executable-file, cryptographic-checksum, interrupt-vector, encryption, signature.
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