How the Melissa Virus Changed the Internet - InsideHook
Today In Infosec on Twitter: "1999: David Smith, the confessed author of the Melissa virus, pleaded guilty to computer crimes related to Melissa. He was released on bail and wasn't sentenced for
Malware of the 90s: Remembering the Michelangelo and Melissa viruses | WeLiveSecurity
Melissa (computer virus) - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia
What is the Melissa Virus?
How the Melissa Virus Changed the Internet - InsideHook
Melissa Virus
The World's Most Dangerous Viruses - Ebuyer Blog
Melissa' Creator Gets 2nd Jail Term - CBS News
Word's Melissa virus is 20 years old - what's changed? - Office Watch
FWA - (Who remembers?!) Melissa Virus, from 1999 (or even got caught by it?) - This email virus caused mass infections by luring unsuspecting users to a word.doc attachment. Find more trips
What is the Melissa Virus?
Anatomy of malice - IEEE Spectrum
watchguard on Twitter: "In the 1990s, The Melissa virus, also known as Kwyjibo or Kwejeebo, infected 20% of the world's computers. https://t.co/dY3UB9Ftvu https://t.co/9FIIDxlpXz" / Twitter
Cyber Threat: Latest Computer Viruses & Malware Threats 2020
A Timeline of Malicious Code Sean Watts Department
Virus.MSWord.Melissa - YouTube
The Most Famous Virus History: Melissa.A - Panda Security Mediacenter
Melissa Virus Creates a New Type of Threat | IEEE Journals & Magazine | IEEE Xplore
11 Malware Attacks That Nearly Wrecked the Internet
Viruses and Worms Definition and Prevention John Trifiletti
The Most Famous Virus History: Melissa.A - Panda Security Mediacenter
How Microsoft fought the 'ILOVEYOU' virus 20 years ago
Memories of the Melissa virus – Naked Security
