Computer Viruses

meNEMESiS

I remember trying to make a file that would duplicate itself. After a mishap of accidentally trying to copy it, my external hard drive filled up in about five minutes and my computer crashed.

RIP Western Digital 1TB.

nathanprocks

I know how to access student's files from my school's desktop computers or from the Wi-Fi network (even on my iPad). I could do some evil stuff with batch or VBA scripts, but I'm not that evil.

imadog54

nathanprocks wrote:
I made a virus in batch once that copies itself to USB drives (with a autorun file) and your startup folder. It basically runs the Sysinternals BSOD screensaver so it looks like the computer crashed.

I know how to make a bluscreen batch file. Copy and paste code in notepad (If you have windows):

@echo off
echo ^<html^>^<head^>^<title^>BSOD^
</title^> > bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<hta:application id=“oBVC” >> bsod.hta
echo applicationname=“BSOD” >> bsod.hta
echo version=“1.0” >> bsod.hta
echo maximizebutton=“no” >> bsod.hta
echo minimizebutton=“no” >> bsod.hta
echo sysmenu=“no” >> bsod.hta
echo Caption=“no” >> bsod.hta
echo windowstate=“maximize”/^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^</head^>^<body bgcolor=“#000088” scroll=“no”^> >> bsod.hta
echo ^<font face=“Lucida Console” size=“4” color=“#FFFFFF”^> >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>A problem has been detected and windows has been shutdown to prevent damage to your computer.^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LES_OR_EQ
UAL^</p^> >> bsod.htaecho. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your computer, If this screen appears again, follow these steps:^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>Check to make sure any new hardware or software is properly installed. If this is a new installation, ask your hardware or software manufacturer for any windows updates you might need.^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. Disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use Safe Mode to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then select Safe Mode.^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>Technical information:^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0000000C,0x00000002,0x00000
000,0xF86B5A89)^</p^> >> bsod.htaecho. >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>*** gv3.sys - Address F86B5A89 base at F86B5000, DateStamp 3dd9919eb^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>Beginning dump of physical memory^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>Physical memory dump complete.^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo ^<p^>Contact your system administrator or technical support group for further assistance.^</p^> >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo. >> bsod.hta
echo ^</font^> >> bsod.hta
echo ^</body^>^</html^> >> bsod.hta
start “” /wait “bsod.hta”
del /s /f /q “bsod.hta” > nul

Save it as bluescreen.bat

save it to your desktop

open it, and YaY!

This batch file can be used as a prank to your friends.

davidkt

^ lol, that's not a real bsod though. And it doesn't work.

enisab5073

nice i like it

goldfish678

Yeah, I used to watch danooct1, though his videos seem all the same:
“…1 eighth chance…” “…attacks all .exe and .com files…”

nathanprocks wrote:
I made a virus in batch once that copies itself to USB drives (with a autorun file) and your startup folder. It basically runs the Sysinternals BSOD screensaver so it looks like the computer crashed.

GAH, THAT SOUNDS SO INFECTIOUS…

goldfish678

imadrainpipe wrote:
Oh, and NEVER USE MCAFEE!
My old laptop was second hand, and when we bought it, it had 10 viruses after using McAfee.
Plus McAfee has a bad history.

Really?
My grandmom has McAfee, and she'd DEFINITELY tell us if her computer got infected.

dude341

My computer has a virus where the virus keeps copying itself on the hard disk. I can't remember what was called, but it is on danooct1's channel.

dude341

dude341 wrote:
My computer has a virus where the virus keeps copying itself on the hard disk. I can't remember what was called, but it is on danooct1's channel.

I think its the one that the icon for the viruses it copys are keys

110Percent

ImagineIt wrote:
I got a virus from this website:scratch.mit.edu

It's called the addicted-to-scratch forums virus.

Oh no, I have that, too.
It's awful. ;_;

Rumanti

110Percent wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
I got a virus from this website:scratch.mit.edu

It's called the addicted-to-scratch forums virus.

Oh no, I have that, too.
It's awful. ;_;

meh too! ;p

Also, there's a popular virus spreading among the boys in my local community: The Scratch Virus! xD Beware!

Garr8

I once caught the Iminent virus after downloading Windows Movie Maker. It is a browser hijacker. As the name implies it replaces your browser with its own and redirects you to another site regardless of what you put in.

It is a particularly malicious virus that took a while to get rid of, but I did it all by myself. I managed to get Malwarebytes and remove it for good.

The moral of the story is, never download things for free on the Internet. If it asks you if you want to download even though there could be malicious software. ALWAYS click no.

Last edited by Garr8 (Sept. 23, 2014 00:22:40)

ShellyDavid2003

That's why I'm getting a Mac for school. I don't like BSODs. BTW I have a PC.
I'm a girl.
YOU LIKE MONSTERCAT? AWESOME!!!!!!

nwhi

ShellyDavid2003 wrote:
That's why I'm getting a Mac for school. I don't like BSODs. BTW I have a PC.
I'm a girl.
YOU LIKE MONSTERCAT? AWESOME!!!!!!

Almost every time Windows BSODs, it's because of hardware failure (the other times are from internal memory leaks, but most software suffers from that). I'm jealous of your Mac though, can't develop for OSX without OSX xD

(and being a girl doesn't make your mac any more mac-y)

creeperhunter700

Watch_Dogs can happen. Watch out for hacking and worms related to that game.

goldfish678

One common way people hide viruses is to give other people fake warnings that say ‘their flash player is outdated’.

DeadlySquid

I wouldn't think that there would be a Virus thread, but I did plan on making a false virus once, probably Techno for Windows 7 or something along those lines. Heh, virus… Lines…

NylonKittyJr

goldfish678 wrote:
Yeah, I used to watch danooct1, though his videos seem all the same:
“…1 eighth chance…” “…attacks all .exe and .com files…”

nathanprocks wrote:
I made a virus in batch once that copies itself to USB drives (with a autorun file) and your startup folder. It basically runs the Sysinternals BSOD screensaver so it looks like the computer crashed.
GAH, THAT SOUNDS SO INFECTIOUS…

oh yeah i watch danooct1

creeperhunter700

goldfish678 wrote:
One common way people hide viruses is to give other people fake warnings that say ‘their flash player is outdated’.

I agree. Java is another way. I am getting Java updates every day it seems.

Rumanti

I made a FAKE Python Virus that makes 100 files (or more as you please!) with AbG/q4gaevgrL#GVFdaewL#4tilyar;f23 as a content. (It's actually more random than that, but you get the idea)

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