VirDem.601
Description VirDem.601
This is a nonmemory resident parasitic virus. It writes itself to the beginning of COM files of the current or A: drives.
It decrypts and displays "Kewl Dewdz!", it also contains the encrypted string "Made in STL (c) '91".
Check other viruses! Be aware! Use Antiviral Software
Script.Inf
Description Script.Inf
Script.Ing is a script virus that infects Windows INF files. These INF files contain the information that is used during installation a new software, or upgrading already installed programs. They are activated on entering the "Install" item in the context menu of Windows Explorer. To replicate itself the virus uses special script language that is used in the INF files.
When a software with infected INF file is installing, Windows looks for INF file in the package, opens it and processes instructions including virus script commands. The virus code when activated creates the VXER.TXT file, copies the host file to there and appends several DOS commands to the end of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file. On rebooting these commands search for first *.INF file in the WindowsInf directory on the current drive and overwrite it with virus code that was stored in the VXER.TXT file.
Scroll.600
Description Scroll.600
It is not a dangerous nonmemory resident parasitic virus. It searches for .COM files and writes itself to the end of the file. The virus displays the message:
Scroll v1.0
|