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@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ You’ve arrived at the virtual doors of a one-of-a-kind museum: Retro-Virology:
 
 Modeled after the Internet Archive’s MS‑DOS [Malware Museum](https://archive.org/details/malwaremuseum) built by Mikko Hypponen, Retro-Virology brings together the full spectrum of malicious software that once targeted the Atari ST — bootsector viruses, link viruses, trojans, and their counterforces: antiviruses and vaccines — organized into three freely accessible galleries.
 
-In each gallery you’ll find a dedicated room for every specific malware or anti‑malware entry. Each room includes a clear description, curated screenshots, reproducible test notes, and — planned for a later stage — a local sandbox emulation so you can run the software safely and observe its behavior without risk. The museum also hosts a large collection of technical articles about Atari ST malware and defenses. These pieces come from archived sources (notably magazines from the 1980s and 1990s) as well as original content written by the museum’s curators. New articles will be added over time; contact us if you’d like to request a piece on a specific topic.
+In each gallery you’ll find a dedicated room for every specific malware or anti‑malware entry. Each room includes a clear description, technical details, curated screenshots, reproducible test notes, and — planned for a later stage — a local sandbox emulation so you can run the software safely and observe its behavior without risk. The museum also hosts a large collection of technical articles about Atari ST malware and defenses. These pieces come from archived sources (notably magazines from the 1980s and 1990s) as well as original content written by the museum’s curators. New articles will be added over time; contact us if you’d like to request a piece on a specific topic.
 
 Use the top menu to jump instantly between galleries and to access key technical resources: an overview of the Atari ST TOS boot process, the bootsector structure, the Atari ST memory map, and a live status page that shows, at a glance, the current list of entries owned by the museum.
 
-Finally, you’ll find additional technical resources and curated links for further reading. Enjoy your visit!
+Finally, you’ll find additional technical resources, articles on how Atari ST viruses, vaccines and antiviruses work, defeated each other and curated links for further reading. Enjoy your visit!