Good idea for this list, mrdav. I suggest to the Admins that it also be made a sticky so we can add/subtract to it in the future.

Thanks, MikeTomTom, sticked now.

Stuffit 1.5.1 - This one is confusing. - I had cleaned this and re-uploaded (as seperate DL's) into the Stuffit Deluxe page (back in 2010) - but I left the infected 26.86MB item there, not wanting to offend the original uploader... hoping someone else would deal with it (and its still there). See "[Updated]" & "[Note]" sections in Description on Deluxe page.

There is also a separate Stuffit 1.5.1 page... so, with a little bit more precision, which 1.5.1 exactly are you referring to here?

[Edit] ah saw your amendment. Delete the 26.86MB file & problem solved (I cleaned then uploaded separate as per IIGS_User's request (in comments section) way back in 2010).

[Edit 2] Also in description of Stuffit Deluxe page:

IMPORTANT NOTE:
One of the Packages (The Stuffit App v1.5.1) that comes in this File, is infected with the -nVir A- type Virus, but since that Stuffit version is too old to be used, is pretty much harmless,
Else that virus became itself abandonware, so it is left there for educational purposes (in case someone would like to disassemble it and experiment with that)

Interesting philosophy, no?

Well, I say no. If you want to run old OS's on old hardware and/or emulators (and I do), I don't want them getting effed up by crappy script-kiddy-ware. So I say just get rid of it.

Have removed virus infected archive from Stuffit Deluxe page + updated info in Description field.

I notice that Balrog (original uploader of the Deluxe archive) later adds to Comments field "The nVir A virus probably won't become abandonware -- even its source code is available."

So I'm thinking that it was OK to remove this.

YW. Did you happen to run any of those, too? I think even Disinfectant will clear nVIR & MBDF-B

Good idea. I'll access them via MvM and re-image. Will test these for virrii too, while at it. Right after dinner

[Edit] Microsoft Excel has been cleaned, repaired and replaced. Thanks for the Mini vMac suggestion.

Interesting exercise with this one. Both Basilisk & Sheepshaver wouldn't mount these images. Mini vMac would. But, Disk Copy 6 and ShrinkWrap wouldn't image the mounted disks (Disk Copy would but offered a ridiculous 35MB filesize to do so). I managed to duplicate these using Disk Dup+ on SSW 6.0.8! From there, I converted the Disk Dup+ files to Disk Copy 4.2 image files using ShrinkWrap 2.1 - Only SW2.1 or earlier can create Disk Copy 4.2 files that are byte compatible with actual Disk Copy 4.2 images (without requiring a hardware floppy disk) and creates Tag checksums, missing in other disk image progs. The results here were, the desktop data/db is intact from their respective 1986 & 1989 originals. The 2.2 Tour disk image even retains its Finder Comments in the Get Info window.

Success.

@mrdav: Do you mean the installer on the hybrid Mac/PC CD image has 666-A?