Win32.Kaze.2056
Description Win32.Kaze.2056
Kaze.2056 is a dangerous non-resident parasitic Win32 virus.
The virus itself is 2056 bytes in size and is written in Assembly language.
Kaze.2056 searches for and tries to infect all Win32 executable applications (PE EXE files) in the current directory and all its sub-directories.
During the "infecting" process the virus writes itself to the end of the file. However, if the current date is the 22nd day in a month the worm writes the word "KAMIKAZE" or up to eight zeroes at the beginning of any found EXE files instead of infecting them.
Kaze.2056 doesn't contain any specific text string.
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Eupm.1731
Description Eupm.1731
It's a very dangerous memory resident encrypted virus which hooks INT 21h and infects by a standard manner COM- and EXE-files (except COMMAND.COM) when they are executed. It contains the text: "-- E.U.P.M. 1991 -- COMMAND". On the 1st of every month it erases the disk sectors.
Europe Family
Description Europe Family
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