Virus Database

CorporateLife.1937

Description CorporateLife.1937

These are not dangerous memory resident parasitic polymorphic viruses. They hook INT 21h and write themselves to the end of EXE files on DOS calls FindFirst/Next FCB. During infection they use old FCB calls. The viruses have bugs and may corrupt the files while infecting them. If there is a sound blaster installed with the Speech driver, the viruses pass to the driver the string to speak it:
"CorporateLife.1929,1937": Fuck Corporat Life.
"CorporateLife.1931,1935,1939,1943,1947,1951,1957,1961,1971":
Mini Cat

The viruses also contain the text strings:
"CorporateLife.1929,1937": $B -=[$$$ Corporate Life $$$]=- P$
"CorporateLife.1931,1935,1939,1943,1947,1951,1957,1961,1971":
$B Mini-Cat 4/96 P$

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Macro.Word97.Example

Description Macro.Word97.Example

This is a simple macro virus. It contains in module ExampleVirus only one procedure AutoOpen that has just five lines. It infects global macros area and other documents on documents opening.

Macro.Word97.Flop

Description Macro.Word97.Flop

This macro virus infects MS Word documents, disables MS Word macro virus protection and hides some controls on command bars. There is a comment line in virus body:
'VBACopyFloppy
The virus has payload routine that checks placement of recently opened document and if it is placed on removable disk (floppy disk), then the routine copies all files from this disk into temporary directory on local hard drive.

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