Virus Database

VBS.Redlof.a

Description VBS.Redlof.a

VBS. Redlof is written in Visual Basic Script (VBS) and encrypted as VBE (Visual Basic encoded script). On first being run, it creates a file with its executable code in the Windows system directory under the name Kernel.dll.
The virus also creates files under the name kjwall.gif in the System32 and Web directories. The virus also copies itself to all directories on other disks of the infected computer as folder.htt, a file which configures images and folders in MS Explorer.
Replication of the virus
The infected file folder.htt gains control and copies itself to all directories when viewed or opened using MS Explorer. If a directory already contains folder.htt, the directory will not be infected.
The virus writes itself into all HTM files in the Windowsweb directory and by doing so gains control over the following files when they are opened: iejit.htm, offline.htm, related.htm, tip.htm, folder.htm, wum.htm.

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LLP.791

Description LLP.791

This is a relatively harmless non-memory resident encrypted parasitic virus. It searches for COM files, then writes itself to the beginning of the file. On Fridays, depending on the system time, the virus displays the following text:
Death has entered the world, prepare to die !
Invented in 1996 by UFP Headquarters
Live long and prosper!!!

LMD.2000

Description LMD.2000

It is not a dangerous memory resident parasitic polymorphic virus. It hooks INT 21h and writes itself to the beginning of COM files that are executed. Depending on the system timer the virus manifests itself by a video effect and displays the messages:
DOS/4GW Protected Mode Run-time Version 1.95
Copyright (c) Rational Systems, Inc. 1990-1993
Lozinsky MuST DiE!

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