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Brain-A, which may have been the first computer virus, was first detected in January 1986 to have infected PCs via a floppy disk. It was developed in Lahore, Pakistan.
Brain-A, which may have been the first computer virus, was first detected in January 1986 to have infected PCs via a floppy disk. It was developed in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Brain-A, which may have been the first computer virus, was first detected in January 1986 to have infected PCs via a floppy disk. It was developed in Lahore, Pakistan.