Virus Database

Sobakin.9592

Description Sobakin.9592

This is a dangerous memory resident {polymorphic:Poly}, {stealth:Stealth} parasitic virus. It hooks INT 21h, and writes itself to the end of COM and EXE files that are accessed. The virus doesn't infect files with names beginning with the following letters:
DR, AV, TB, WE, F-
The virus also restores the original INT 21h address. After infecting 255 files, the virus displays messages in Russian and waits until a key is pressed. After infecting 65,535 files, the virus erases CMOS memory, and erases hard-drive sectors and displays the following message:
Triple L - long live lamer,LMD - lamer must die,
R U ready 4 Hell? No,than say thanx 2:
H(Cr)acker Shtirliz & Cyberpunk Dead One
è â êîíöå ÿ õîòåë áû ñêàçàòü,÷òî êàæäûé íîâûé âèðü õîðîíèò ñ
òàðóøêó DOS,è ýòî ãðóñòíîall.
Is that illusion or reality? Cyber Culture 1998
The virus also contains the text strings:
ã------------------------¬
¦ Pirates Shadow Service ¦
L-------------------------
ViRUS [Feudal] v1.oî
AUTHORS
Dead One & Shtirliz
Feudal ][ coming soon...
Keep CyberSpace Free !
Runtime error 204 at 0000:

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Datacrime.1514.a

Description Datacrime.1514.a

This is a very dangerous nonresident virus. As an infected file is executed, it infects by standard way not more than one COM or EXE file in all current directories of all available disks. Depending on the timer and its own internal counters, the virus displays the text:
DATACRIME II VIRUS
After that it makes an attempt to format some tracks of the hard disk.

DataFire.1080

Description DataFire.1080

It is a dangerous not memory resident parasitic virus. It searches for .COM-files and writes itself to their ends. On Fridays, 13th it erases the disk sectors, displays the message and halts the PC:
DataFire I
The Pyro of The Underground

On December Sundays it leaves the TSR program that hooks INT 1Ch, 21h. By hooking INT 1Ch the virus slows down the computer. The hooking of INT 21h is used for "Are you here?" call before INT 1Ch hooking.

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