Lord-933 Virus


 Virus Name:  Lord-933 
 Aliases:    
 V Status:    Rare 
 Discovered:  March, 1993 
 Symptoms:    .COM file growth; "beep" from system speaker 
 Origin:      Unknown 
 Eff Length:  933 - 948 Bytes 
 Type Code:   PNCK - Parasitic Non-Resident .COM Infector 
 Detection Method:  Sweep, F-Prot, IBMAV, AVTK, ViruScan, 
                    NAV, NAVDX, VAlert, PCScan, ChAV, 
                    Sweep/N, NShld, NProt, AVTK/N, IBMAV/N, Innoc, NAV/N, 
                    LProt 
 Removal Instructions:  Delete the 898 byte companion files 
 
 General Comments: 
       The Lord-933 virus was submitted in March, 1993.  Its origin or 
       point of isolation is unknown.  Lord-933 is a non-resident, direct 
       action infector of .COM programs, including COMMAND.COM. 
 
       When a program infected with the Lord-933 virus is executed, the 
       Lord-933 virus will infect one .COM program located in the 
       current directory.  A "beep" will then be emitted from the system 
       speaker, and the program the user was attempting to run will 
       execute. 
 
       Programs infected with the Lord-933 virus will have a file length 
       increase of 933 to 948 bytes with the virus being located at the 
       end of the file.  The program's date and time in the DOS disk 
       directory listing will not be altered.  The following text strings 
       are visible within the viral code in all Lord-933 infected programs: 
 
               "*.com" 
               "qvCreated by Death Lord"

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