Tutorial on Win32 virus analysis

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Hi!

Thanks to Andre Post, we have a tutorial on how to analyse a virus and 
determine a signature. It is in the CVS and like always it takes about 5 
hours for non-developers to access them. It is in our docs section

http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=10590

with the name "Win32 malware analysis" and should be accessible today by 
17:00 GMT.
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