Virus Database

Vengence family

Description Vengence family

These are nonmemory resident parasitic viruses. They search for "*.C*" files and infect them.
Vengence.252,390,435
These are very dangerous viruses. While infecting a file they overwrite the file. They contain the text strings:
"Vengence.252":
*.C* Vengence-B virus. Lastest release from Swedish Virus Association.
Released 8:th of May 1992. Satan will come and rule his world and his
people!

"Vengence.390":
*.C* Vengence-C virus. Lastest release from Swedish Virus Association.
Released 8:th of May 1992. Satan will come and rule his world and his
people!

"Vengence.435" displays:
Vengence-D virus. Lastest release from Swedish
Virus Association. Released 12:th of May 1992.
Satan will come and rule his world and his people!

Vengence.613,639,656,657
These are not dangerous parasitic viruses. They write their bodies to the beginning of the file. They display:
"Vengence.613,639": Vengence-E virus. Debugging session unlimited.
"Vengence.656,657": Vengence-F virus. Debugging session unlimited.

Vengence.723
It is a very dangerous virus. It searches for .COM files and writes itself to the end of the file. It erases the disk sectors and displays:
*** Vengeance is ours! ***
SKISM/Phalcon '92

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Mface.1441

Description Mface.1441

It is not a dangerous memory resident parasitic virus. It hooks INT 8, 13h, 21h and writes itself to the end of .COM files that are executed. Sometimes it launches several faces (01h ASCII) that are running on the screen.

MG.a

Description MG.a

These are harmless memory resident parasitic viruses. They hook INT 13h, 21h. When DOS functions 36h,39h,47h,4Bh are executed, the viruses search for .COM files and write themselves to the end of the file.

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