Changes to F-PROT

Version 1.14 added the following features:


	Detection, but not removal of

		Anthrax
		Crazy Eddie
                V2P6

	The reason V2P6 is not removed is because of the complexity of
	the various encryption methods - If you ever get infected by the
	virus, I suggest you contact its author:

			Mark Washburn
			4656 Polk Street NE
			Coloumbia Heights, MN 55421
			USA


	Detection and removal of the following viruses:

                217
                417
                440
                492
                516
                600
                696
                699 (erronously called "711" elsewhere)
                707
                948
                1049
                1067
                1075
                1226
                1600
                2144
                2480
		Agiplan
                Alabama-B
		Amstrad-852
		AntiPascal
		AntiPascal 2
                Attention
                Bebe
		Best Wishes
                Black Monday
                Burger-537
                Carioca
                Christmas in Japan
                Cookie
                Datalock
                Destructor
                DIR
                Doteater
                Evil
                Father Christmas (Choinka)
		Groen Links
                Guppy
                Hymn
                Internal
                Invader
                Jerusalem-G
                Joker
                Joker-01
                Kemerovo
                Leprosy-B
                Liberty II
                Lozinsky
                MG
                MG-3
                MGTU
                MLTI
                Monxla/Time
                Musicbug
                Nina
                Nomenklatura
                Parity
                Phoenix
                Piter 
		Plastique (4 new variants)
                Polimer
                Proud 
                Saddam
                Scott's Valley
                Stone `90 (T@V) - a variant of Vienna
		Superhack (Scottish Murphy)
                SVC
		Sverdlov
                Tiny-family (11 different variants)
		Turbo-448
                Turbo Kukac
		Turku (Twins)
                V2P2
		VFSI (Happy)
                Vienna (several new variants)
		Violator
                Virdem-792
                Voronezh
		Westwood
                Wisconsin
		Zero Hunt (Minnow)

	F-FCHK now does a much better job of detecting minor variants of
	viruses, in particular those cases where the differences are
	insignificant and do not matter with regard to disinfection. As
	an example, it will now identify the minor Jerusalem-variants
	(Payday, Mendoza, A-204, Puerto, Sunday, Anarkia, Westwood, B, C, G
	GrLkDos etc.) correctly, instead of just labeling them "Jerusalem".

	The /LIST switch added to F-FCHK, to produce a report with a list
	of files scanned, and results.

	The /MULTI switch added to F-FCHK and F-DISING to scan multiple
	diskettes.

	The switches may be combined with other switches - for example
	you can use 

		F-DISINF A: /MULTI /AUTO

	if you have a large pile of infected diskettes or 

		F-FCHK C: /AUTO /LIST > report.lis

	to scan and disinfect the entire hard disk and produce a report.

	The following bugs/problems have been fixed:	

		The identification string for "Zero Bug" has been changed
		as it produced a false positive in LB.COM from Lahey and
		several other programs.

		F-FCHK now reports the correct number of files disinfected,
		when files are infected with multiple viruses.

		Occasional (but very rare) crashes of F-XLOCK and F-FCHK
		if F-LOCK was not installed.

		Problems when removing "Stoned" from a hard disk formatted
		under some DOS versions earlier than 3.0

		Occasional incorrect removal of Alabama.	

Version 1.13 added the following features:

        Detection and removal of the following viruses:

		Blood
		Itavir
		TUQ
		Slow
		Burger (removal not possible)
		1024
		V-1    (file and boot sectors)
		Joshi
		Plastique 5.21 (file and boot sectors)
		Filler
		Casper
	
	The disinfection program updated to remove "Flash" infections of
 	boot sectors.

	Analysis of suspicious boot sector code improved.
	
	The package is now free of charge to any individual
	using it only on a single computer.