The world s first computer virus was born

As early as the early sixties, there was a group of young researchers in the famous AT&T Bel Lab, often after finishing their work, they stayed in the laboratory to play their own original computer game, a game called darwin, which is a program compiled by each person, and then entered into the computer to run, attack each other, and try to destroy other people's programs, this program is the prototype of computer viruses, At that time, people did not realize this, computer viruses only appeared in science fiction ** as the material for trickery, and no one believed that this kind of thing would appear in real life.

The real computer virus, which is generally believed to have been created in the 70s, was first created by Bel Lab, when it was inadvertently created by a work error, and since then, some software developers and pranksters have created many computer viruses for various purposes.

The computer academic community really recognized the existence of computers in 1983. Dr Fred Kyle presented the concept of computer viruses at the Computer Security Colloquium (see previous issue), followed by an experimental demonstration. The first virus was first experimented on Unix's VAX11 750 that day, followed by five more experiments a week later (November 20).

In five experiments, it took an average of 30 minutes for the virus to paralyze a computer, proving that the virus attack could be completed in a short period of time and that it could develop and spread rapidly, confirming the existence of the virus from the laboratory.

Due to the low level of information programs in China, computer viruses were not discovered until '89. In March 1989, all M24 computers of the Dalian Cohabitation Bureau were infected with the "dots" virus, which appeared on the screen with small dots similar to billiards, which moved endlessly, slowing down the computers and forcibly closing the current program. At that time, during the preparation of the 1988 statistical annual report, all computers in Dalian City were infected with the virus by distributing floppy diskettes with poison to the counties and districts under their jurisdiction.

On November 3, 1983, the first virus test was successful, and scientists named him computer viruses.

Morris was the first virus to circulate on the web.

The first virus that destroys hardware, called the CIH virus, is not unfamiliar.

In the early 60s of the 20th century, in Bell Labs, the United States, three young programmers wrote a game called "Core Wars", in which they copied themselves to get rid of each other's control, which was the first prototype of the so-called "virus".

In the 70s of the 20th century, the American writer Wren published in his

In 1987, the first computer virus, C-Brain, was born. Written by Pakistani brothers: Basit and Amjad.

Hehe, it's really yellow and violent.

Computer viruses are man-made.

So only the first one was made.

None of the first ones were found.

The first was supposed to be the first computer virus written by American student Fried Cohen for the purpose of testing computer security.

October 1987. In the United States, the world's first case of computer virus, the Barkers Think Tank virus, was discovered, which is a system-guided virus. A computer virus is a program that is artificially created, destructive, contagious, and latent, and has a destructive effect on computer information or systems.

It does not stand on its own, but is hidden within other executable programs. After the virus in the computer, it affects the running speed of the machine, or crashes to the point of system damage. <

In October 1987, in the United States, the world's first case of computer virus, Brian, was discovered, which is a system-guided virus. A computer virus is a man-made, destructive, contagious and latent program that destroys computer information or systems. It does not stand on its own, but is hidden within other executable programs.

After the virus in the computer, it will affect the running speed of the machine, and the system will be damaged at worst. Therefore, viruses bring great losses to users, and usually such destructive programs are called computer viruses.