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5 days ago · In response to this test, Ray Tomlinson, another BBM computer engineer, created a program he called The Reaper. Similar to the Creeper, this program moved through the network, replicating itself. However, its goal was to find copies of the Creeper and log them out of the system so that the Creeper would be rendered impotent.
4 days ago · Among the pioneers, along with Cerf and Kahn, Bob Metcalfe, Donald Davies, Louis Pouzin, Steve Crocker and Ray Tomlinson meet three out of the four criteria above; as well as Jon Postel, considering the 2003 IEEE Internet award on which he is cited.
3 days ago · In response to the Creeper virus, Ray Tomlinson created Reaper. Reaper was the first antivirus software and was designed to move across the ARPANET and delete the self-replicating Creeper worm. The 1980s. In September of 1983, the first cybersecurity patent was granted.
2 days ago · Researcher Ray Tomlinson was an American computer programmer for BBN Technologies who, in 1971, was working on ARPANET, the precursor to the modern internet. He used a program called SNDMSG to send a message to himself on a different computer.
4 days ago · Almost immediately, humans saw the Internet as a chance to communicate with others. The first email was sent back in 1971 by a man named Ray Tomlinson.
5 days ago · The "@" symbol, used in email addresses, was chosen by Ray Tomlinson in 1971 because it was rarely used in computing and had no other meaning. The world's first website, created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991, is still online.
2 days ago · Ray Tomlinson sends the first email: 1 Sep 1982: Tangerine announces the Oric-1: 20 Jan 1983: News Article : Oric's hardware production hits a problem: Feb 1983: News Article : Friendly Optim: 3 Feb 1983: News Article : Oric switches out of mall order: 17 Mar 1983: News Article : Oric doubt: 31 Mar 1983: News Article : 16K Oric: Apr 1983: News ...
