Net-Worm.Win32.Slammer
Description Net-Worm.Win32.Slammer
Helkern (aka Helkern, aka Sapphire) is an extremely small (just 376 bytes) Internet worm that affects Microsoft SQL Server 2000. To get into victim machines the worm exploits a buffer overrun vulnerability (see below). When the worm code gets into a vulnerable SQL server it gains control (by usingall
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Macro.Word97.Bench.b
Description Macro.Word97.Bench.b
While infecting the virus turns off the Word virus protection.
If minutes=month of year, the virus inserts into the document ten images of ellipses with random dimensions and colors and displays a balloon with the message:
[Bench] Macro Virus
I think is a big jerk!
Macro.Word97.Bench.c
Description Macro.Word97.Bench.c
This virus runs its infection routine when any of its auto-macros. As well as Macro.Word97.Bench.a virus it disables macro viewing menus. It also sets the security level to minimal one.
If global macros area is already infected, the virus displays the text "-=([B]MV.F)=-" to the application caption, and the text "-=([Bench] Macro Virus - Strain F)=-" to the status bar.
On exiting MS Word the virus searches and infects all documents in current folder. On document saving it looks for anti-viruses NAV and F-PROT on the C: drive and remove their files, displays to the application's caption "-=([B]MV.F])=-" and "-=([B]MV.F)=- / SAiNTS ViRii Dept. - Test Version" to the status bar.
On entering the Visual Basic Editor the virus denies the operation and displays balloon with message:
[Bench] Macro Virus - F
You're not permitted to go there! Now you're gonna pay!
Then it saves the active document with the "[Bench]" password, drops on the disk and executes a file infected by the Win95.CIH virus, and then displays another balloon with the message:
[B]MV.f
I have just attempted to install the CIH virus on your system.
I just felt like warning youall
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