• Events und Veranstaltungskalender hochgeladen
• Jugendherbergen Neuss und Düsseldorf ausgebucht!
• Doppelzimmer von Privat noch zu haben

• Beinhaltet alle Änderungen des EK #1 und EK #2 (alleine schon 60 neue Features)
• Tutorien (Video & HTML) auf der CD
• Stark verbessertes fxALBUM mit Präsentations- und professionellen HTML-Übersichtfunktionen
• Verbesserte Palette mit HTML-Farbcode-Export und "Colorchooser"
• ARexx-Launcher
• Effekt zum Reduzieren oder Entfernen von JPEG Frakturen
• Digitalkamera-Unterstützung
• Viele kleinere Detailverbesserungen

• HTML und AmigaGuide Version (zus. seperate Version für CD32-Spiele)
• Cheats, Tips und Tricks zu über 1600 Amiga-Spielen
• Über 500 Testberichte zu ca. 250 Spielen
• Ca. 2500 Screenshots zu fast 500 Spielen
• Nähere Angaben zu fast allen 1700 eingetragenen Spielen (Hersteller, Publisher, Genre, Entwicklungsjahr)
• Spielstände, HD Installer, Spieledemos, PD-Spiele, Zusatzlevel, Icons usw.
• PC Kombatibilität

Organization: Virus Help Denmark
From: "Jan Andersen" vht-dk@post4.tele.dk
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2000 08:29:40 +0200
Subject: [vht-dk] TCP Trojan's on the wild

 Hi All....

 Today we recived information from Zbigniew `Zeeball` Trzcionkowski the
 programmer of "SAFE", that there is some new TCP trojan on the loose.
 Please read the text that Zbigniew wrote:

 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
 TCP:4097 remote shell

 and

 LIBS:rexxfifo.library size: 1136

 If You have such then please:

 - delete this fake library
 - repalce fake LoadWB with the original one
 - reboot

 The fake LoadWB don`t have $VER string, but to confuse user it have
 size and parts of file from the original LoadWB v38.9.

 The trojan is fake LoadWB that decrypts and executes rexxfifo.library
 which hides original LoadWB also remote shell is opened - TCP:4097.

 Installer: (faked YAM?)

 Please wait to xvs.library will be updated to remove this in easy way.
 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------


 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
 TCP:2421 remote shell

 ...and maybe several infected files.

 Yes. There is another link-virus. The memory patch is detected as
 STD Vaginitis #1 and removed correctly by xvs.library.
 The infected files aren`t.
 The virus is changed only little bit and is almost same as Fungus
 or Vaginitis. Even static crypt key ($DEAD) is same.

 Installer: jizzer size: 15368

           attacks C:mount as first (adds 700 bytes with virus)


 Wait for xvs.library to be updated. To see infected files
 look into Safe/VaginitisClone dir of this Safe release!
 I wasn`t able to spread this virus to testfiles,
 so maybe this is only used to infect c:mount,
 so after analyzes of disassembly i`ll be able to say why.
 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------


 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------
 TCP: 2001 remote shell

 and

 fake process called `SetPatch`

 and

 LIBSi:rexxfunc.library size: 1136

 and

 L:wb.handler  size: 4716


 If You have such then please:

 - delete those fake library and fake handler,
 - replace LoadWB with the original one
 - reboot

 The fake LoadWB looks like original one, but it is fake.

 Installer: `miamispoof` size: 8468
            (The file is StoneCracked and then modified to
            prevent decrunching)
 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------


 So to be sure please check Your system for:

 LIBS:rexxfunc.library size: 1136
 LIBS:rexxfifo.library size: 1136
 L:wb.handler  size: 4716
 C:mount                (is bigger)

 ...and wait for new xvs.library from Alex van Niel.


 This text is public domain :-)

 ;---------------------------------------------------------------------

 Thanx to Paul for sending the files and to Zbigniew for the text.

 The warning from VHT-DK is atthaced to this email, please spread
the warning as much as you can...... ( Thanx).....

 Kind Regards.....

Jan Andersen
Virus Help Denmark
vht-dk@post4.tele.dk
http://www.vht-dk.dk

Date: 04-jun-00 00:23:10
From: Ed Collins collins-e@dnet.co.uk

Subject: [twf] June 2000 update

TWF News.

1. General Update
2. Explorer 2260 Update.
3. Maim & Mangle Update.
4. Next News Update

~~~~~~

1. General Update

May could have been better. There was numerous problems with compiler bugs
driving both chris and massi mad. The problems were traced to bugs in the
StormC V3 compiler which wasted a lot of their time chasing code bugs that
didn't exist. On top of that Rob had a harddrive failure which didn't lose
much work but the replacement drive refused to format and took over a week
to get his A4000 working again with the new drive.


2. Explorer 2260 Update.

News this month:

    - Continuted working on MiniGL engine and object editor. Started
      modifying MiniGL texture code to support more formats and
      automatic card-friendly format conversion.

    - Fixed some problems with parts of the interface code, began
      an abstraction layer to make interface component handling
      code easier to port to Linux.

    - Extended object editor loading system to support plugin-style
      load libraries.


3. Maim & Mangle Update.

News this month:

    - There has been far too many problems with bugs in StormC V3. A lot of
      development time has been lost due to these compiler problems. We are
      switching development over to the GCC compiler (we may use StormC V4
      when it is released if the bugs we've experienced have been fixed).

    - The game engine is now running under miniGL, on both 060 and PPC.

    - Work has started on conversion of our editor tools to use miniGL.
      These should be ready within 2-3 weeks.


4. Next News Update

1st July 2000


All the best,
Ed.

________    _________
\___ \ /    \ / ___// ICQ: 34895924
 |  \ \\_/\_// __//   TWF Home : http://www.worldfoundry.com/
 |_ /__\____/_//      CEG Home : http://www.worldfoundry.com/ceg/
=================================================================
The World Foundry LLC - Amiga PPC - Explorer 2260 - Maim & Mangle

PRESS RELEASE            June 1st 2000

New Offices in the UK and Germany:

CS&E has moved to new offices from June 1st. Here is the new contact
information which you can use for ordering Amiga Survivor or for anything
else you wish:
Crystal Software and Electronics Ltd
7200 The Quorum, Oxford Business Park, Oxford, OX4 2JZ, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 481 421, Fax: +44 (0) 1865 481 482.
It's very exciting that CS&E Deutschland is arriving soon. CS&E definitely
wants to be in contact with the good people of Germany but being able to
work only from the UK in the English language has made this difficult in the
past. Following on from the opening of our German office, Amiga Survivor and
our future software will be produced in both English and German. You can
expect to see this for Back in Time 2, Cosmo's Fun Class and Amiga Survivor
Issue 10 in due course.
Check out the website at http://www.CSandE.co.uk/ - it is now up and running.
This site includes news on each of our latest games for the Amiga, plus
sections on news, future releases, contacts links and a store.

New Games released in June:

Back in Time 2 is a compilation of SID music for the Amiga, PC or Mac going
back to the days of the Commodore 64. It is a companion CD for the audio
release of Back in Time 2. CS&E is making a small run of these CDs in house,
which is unusual since we usually use Sony in Austria. Fans of SID music
should be absolutely thrilled with the CD which will be priced at just £4.99
and scheduled for release on June 23rd.

Cosmo's Fun Class is very near to completion and also has a June 23rd
release date. Cosmo's Fun Class is an education title for children aged 4-9.
It brings a fun outlook to learning with arithmetic, memory and reading
challenges in 17 activities. This title can be pre-ordered from CS&E now.

Hopefully some demos and reviews should be forthcoming in your favourite
Amiga magazine, and also look out for our advertising campaign in the Amiga
press featuring someone with a beard !??!

Crystal Software and Electronics Ltd
 7200 The Quorum, Oxford Business Park, Oxford, OX4 2JZ, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 481 421
Fax: +44 (0) 1865 481 482
http://www.CSandE.co.uk/

From    aros-announce-admin@lists.hepe.com
Date    Thu, 25 May 2000 16:07:03 +0200
Subject [AROS-Announce] Status update

Hello,

There was no status update for more than 6 weeks (which is too much).
I'll do better in the future :-) In the last few days, our WWW counter
silently skipped 33.333 hits.

The Sowatec AG has decided to give AROS a chance. Several people who
applied for the job to work on AROS have been contacted to arrange for
job interviews. That means for me that I will finally be able to meet
some of the people I worked with for the last five years ;-) It doesn't
mean that there will be an AROS development team in Switzerland, though.
So don't hope for too much, yet :-)

Unfortunately, the date for the World of Alternatives is very unlucky
for me; I'll return from my holidays on Saturday and therefore, I'll
not be able to attend :-( Since the World of Amiga in Cologne seems
to be a dead event this year (Who's left to attend ? Who is willing
to attend ??) I'll try to make it the London Amiga show or whatever
is held this or early next year. Sorry if you did expect me to show
up :-)

On a more happy news, BGUI has been handed over to us and integrated
into AROS (you can download the contrib sources for your copy). Manuel
Lemus promised me that it compiles on Amiga but, unfortunately, it
doesn't compile on AROS, yet (the old lack-of-manpower problem). There
should be no major problems, though and porting has started. I just
can't say when it will be finished. Anyone wanting to work on BGUI
only (and not on AROS) should still apply for a CVS account to
synchronise his work with ours.

Also, Steve Crietzman of the Open Amiga Foundation seems to be pretty
far with finding out which legal obstacles could hurt AROS/Lite. His
effort is currently blocked by the effort of the Sowatec AG to found
an AROS development team (we'll have to sort our legal obstacles first).
As usual, the legal dept. drains all the energies ;-)

On the AROS side, work is still progressing, maybe even at a faster
pace than usual ;-) The AROS Native/i386 flavour is currently broken
(the HIDD system has been greatly enhanced and Michael Schulz currently
cannot take care of it) but AROS Linux/i386 works quite fine. Nils
has committed a couple of patches which greatly enhance the speed of
the graphics output (it's now *much* faster then on the WoA in Cologne
last year in November). Right now, bugs in the build system and exec
are hunted by various AROS developers and I hope to see lots of progress
in that area when I return from my holidays.

As for the survey which I started months ago, I hope I can summarize
them after the holidays :-)

Things never turn out what you expect them,

--
==============================================
Sowatec AG,       CH-8330 Pfäffikon (ZH)
Witzbergstr. 7,   http://www.sowatec.com
Tel: +41-(0)1-952 55 55
Fax: +41-(0)1-952 55 66
----------------------------------------------
Aaron "Optimizer" Digulla, digulla@sowatec.com
==============================================


-------------------------------------------------
This mail sent through IMP: www.hepe.com


_______________________________________________
AROS-Announce mailing list
AROS-Announce@lists.hepe.com
http://www.aros.org/mailman/listinfo/aros-announce