Milan.AntiNazi.1091
Description Milan.AntiNazi.1091
These are dangerous nonmemory resident overwriting viruses. Being executed they search for .COM files and overwrite them. Depending on the system date they try to erase FAT of current disk, but some of the viruses use wrong code and do not corrupt the disk sectors.
These viruses contains the strings: "Milan.AntiNazi.1091":
Copyright by Italian Anarkia Virus Club 1993-Forever
AntiNazi 2.0 - world release - Anarkical
Nazisti di malla, non sapete scrivere nemmeno un simile
schifo di virus senza bugs!!!! Eccovelo corretto e rivisto....
by Cracker Jack 1993 HVRF....DATEVI AGLI ANTIVIRUS...E'MEGLIO!!
This disk was destroyed by Anarkia Anti-Nazi virus
"Milan.Naziskin.270,335":
Copyright by German NaZiSkIn Virus Club 1992-Forever
Here lies you poor dead computer
May it sees the dawn!!!
"Milan.Naziskin.903":
Copyright by German NaZiSkIn Virus Club 1992-Forever
NaziSkin 2.0 - euro release - AntiHebrew
This disk was destroyed by NaZiSkIn Anti-Hebrew viri
"Milan.Sabrina.175":
Sabrina love
"Milan.Verbatim.289":
Verbatim Corporation, Sunnyvale, California U.S.A.
Bad command or file name
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Email-Worm.Win32.NetSky.q
Description Email-Worm.Win32.NetSky.q
This worm spreads via the Internet as an attachment to infected messages. It is also able to propagate via P2P networks and accessible http and ftp directories. The worm's main component is a PE EXE file of approximately 29KB. The worm is packed using FSG; the unpacked file is approximately 40KB inall
Email-Worm.Win32.NetSky.x
Description Email-Worm.Win32.NetSky.x
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