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Alleged Melissa virus suspect David L. Smith stands in a courtroom at the Monmouth County Courthouse in Freehold, N.J. April 8 after a hearing. Smith, who is accused of creating the "Melissa"
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Alpha Coding - Did you know? Melissa computer virus affected about 20% of world's computers. Melissa creator, David L. Smith, was sentenced for 10 years in jail. Source: https://bit.ly/347mV1g | Facebook
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Cyber सुरक्षा Shield - Who was David Smith ??? Smith's fame comes from being the author of the infamous email virus known as "Melissa". According to Smith, the Melissa virus was never
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حصري اشهر الهاكرز في العالم(باصور) يا للروعة - الكاتب: sidoa السلام عليكم و رحمة الله تعاى و بركاته Gary McKinnon Gary McKinnon, 40, accused of mounting the largest ever hack of United States government computer networks -- including Army, Air Force ...
David L. Smith puts a paper in his pocket as he leaves Newark, New Jersey, Federal Court December 9 after pleading guilty to knowingly speading a computer virus with the intent to cause damage. Earlier he had pleaded guilty to New Jersey charges. He is ...
