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- Chaos Digest Mercredi 19 Mai 1993 Volume 1 : Numero 28
- ISSN 1244-4901
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- Editeur: Jean-Bernard Condat (jbcondat@attmail.com)
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- TABLE DES MATIERES, #1.28 (19 Mai 1993)
- File 1--40H VMag Issue 1 Volume 2 #005(2)-006(1) (reprint)
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- Date: Tue May 11 09:24:40 PDT 1993
- From: 0005847161@mcimail.com (American_Eagle_Publication_Inc. )
- Subject: File 1--40H VMag Issue 1 Volume 2 #005(2)-006(1) (reprint)
-
-
- Part III - DARK AVENGER 2000
- ----------------------------
-
- Date: 02 Feb 90 10:49:00 +0700
- From: Vesselin Bontchev
-
- This virus is also "made in Bulgaria" and again I am indirectly the cause of
- its creation. I am a well known "virus-buster" in Bulgaria and my antivirus
- programs are very widely used. Of course, virus designers didn't like it.
- So their next creation... causes trouble to my antivirus programs.
-
- This virus is exactly 2000 bytes long and I think that it was created by the
- author of the Eddie (Dark Avenger) virus. The programming style is the same
- and there are even pieces of code which are the same.
-
- The virus acts much like the Eddie one --- it installs resident in memory by
- manipulating the memory control blocks; infects COMMAND.COM at the first run;
- infects both .COM- and .EXE-files; infects files when one executes them as
- well as when one copies them.
-
- However, there are some extras added. First, the virus is able to fetch the
- original INT 13h vector just like the V512 one (by using the same
- undocumented function --- tricks spread fast between virus programmers).
-
- Second, it intercepts the find-first (FCB) and find-next (FCB) functions --
- just like V651 (aka EDDIE II) (and contains the same bugs), so you won't see
- the increased file lengths in the listing displayed by the DIR command.
-
- Third, it contains the string "Copyright (C) 1989 by Vesselin Bontchev", so
- people may think that I am the author of this virus. In fact, the virus
- searches every program being executed for this string (the case of the
- letters does not matter) and if found, hangs the system. It is not necessary
- to tell you that all my antivirus programs contain this string. Of course,
- now I will have to use some kind of encryption, just to prevent such tricks.
-
- Vesselin Bontchev reported in May 1990:
-
- The V2000 virus (DARK AVENGER 2000)
- ===================================
-
- - It turned out that the example of this virus I sent to some of the
- antivirus researchers was not the original version. The original contains
- the string "Only the Good die young..." instead of the "Copy me - I want to
- travel" message. Also a small piece of code in the original version was
- patched to contain the "666" string. (That is, the version you have contains
- this string, the original does not.)
-
- - There exists also a small mutation of the version you have. The only
- difference is that the C' character in the word "Copy" was changed to Z'.
-
- - When describing the V2000 virus, I stated that it halts the computer if you
- run a program which contains the string "Copyright (c) 1989 by Vesselin
- Bontchev". This is not quite correct. In fact, the programs are only checked
- for the "Vesselin Bontchev" part of the string.
-
- - I obtained John McAfee's program Clean, version 60. In the accompanying
- documentation he states about the V2000 virus that "The virus is very
- virulent and has caused system crashes and lost data, as well as causing some
- systems to become non-bootable after infection". This is not very correct,
- or at least, there is much more to be said. The virus is exactly as virulent
- as the Dark Avenger virus, and for the same reason. It infects files not
- only when one executes them, but also when one reads or copies them. This is
- achieved exactly in the same manner as in the Dark Avenger. The systems
- become non-bootable when the virus infects the two hidden files of the
- operating system - it cannot distinguish them from the regular .COM files.
- By the way, the Dark Avenger virus often causes the same effect. And at
- last, but not least (:-)), the virus is highly destructive - just as the Dark
- Avenger is. It destroys the information on a randomly selected sector on the
- disk once in every 16 runs of an infected program. The random function is
- exactly the same, and the counters (0 to 15 and for the last attacked sector)
- are exactly the same and on the same offsets in the boot sector as with the
- Dark Avenger virus. The main difference is that the destroyed sector is
- overwritten not with a part of the virus body, but with the boot sector
- instead. This makes a bit more difficult to discover which files are
- destroyed - the boot sector is contained in many "good" programs, such as
- FORMAT, SYS, NDD. Also, the nastiest thing - the damage function is not
- performed via INT 26h (which can be intercepted). The virus determines the
- address of the device driver for the respective disk unit (using an
- undocumented DOS function call, of course. I begin to wonder if Ralf Brown
- did any good when he made the information in the INTERxyy file available :)).
- Then it performs a direct call to that address. The device driver in DOS
- does its work and issues the appropriate INT 13h. However the virus has
- scanned the controllers' ROM space and has determined the original address of
- the interrupt handler - just as the Dark Avenger virus does. Then it has
- temporary replaced the INT 13h vector with the address of this handler. The
- result is that the damage function cannot be intercepted.
-
- - Also this virus (unlike Dark Avenger) supports PC-DOS version 4.0 and will
- work (and infect) under it.
-
- - The bytes 84 A8 A0 AD A0 20 8F 2E in the virus body are the name "Diana
- P.", this time written in cyrillics.
-
- Unknown Source
-
- +++++
-
- 40Hex Volume 1 Issue 2 0006
-
- The Whale Virus
-
- Oh yes here it is, the biggest and meanest virus around. First
- before you go and compile it read what Patti thinks of it.
-
-
- Aliases: Mother Fish, Stealth Virus, Z The Whale
- V Status: Research
- Discovered: August, 1990
- Symptoms: .COM & .EXE growth; decrease in available memory;
- system slowdown; video flicker; slow screen writes;
- file allocation errors; simulated system reboot
- Origin: Hamburg, West Germany
- Eff Length: 9,216 Bytes
- Type Code: PRhA - Parasitic Resident .COM & .EXE Infector
- Detection Method: ViruScan V67+, Pro-Scan 2.01+, NAV, IBM Scan 2.00+
- Removal Instructions: Scan/D, CleanUp V67+, Pro-Scan 2.01+,
- or Delete infected files
- General Comments:
-
- The Whale Virus was submitted in early September, 1990. This virus had been
- rumored to exist since the isolation of the Fish 6 Virus in June, 1990. It
- has been referred to by several names besides Whale, including Mother Fish
- and Z The Whale. The origin of this virus is subject to some speculation,
- though it is probably from Hamburg, West Germany due to a reference within
- the viral code once it is decrypted.
-
- The first time a program infected with the Whale Virus is executed, the Whale
- will install itself memory resident in high system memory but below the 640K
- DOS boundary. On the author's XT clone, the virus always starts at address
- 9D90. Available free memory will be decreased by 9,984 bytes. Most
- utilities which display memory usage will also indicate a value for total
- system memory which is 9,984 bytes less than what is actually installed.
-
- The following text string can be found in memory on systems infected with the
- Whale virus:
-
- "Z THE WHALE".
-
- Immediately upon becoming memory resident, the system user will experience
- the system slowing down. Noticeable effects of the system slowdown include
- video flicker to extremely slow screen writes. Some programs may appear to
- "hang", though they will eventually execute properly in most cases since the
- "hang" is due to the slowing of the system.
-
- When a program is executed with the Whale memory resident, the virus will
- infect the program. Infected programs increase in length, the actual change
- in length is usually 9,216 bytes. Note the "usually": this virus does
- occasionally infect a program with a "mutant" which will be a different
- length. If the file length increase is exactly 9,216 bytes, the Whale will
- hide the change in file length when a disk directory command is executed.
- If the file length of the viral code added to the program is other than 9,216
- bytes, the file length displayed with the directory command will either the
- actual infected file length, or the actual infected file length minus 9,216
- bytes.
-
- Executing the DOS CHKDSK program on infected systems will result in file
- allocation errors being reported. If CHKDSK /F is executed, file damage
- will result.
-
- The Whale also alters the program's date/time in the directory when the file
- is executed, though it is not set to the system date/time of infection.
- Occasionally, Whale will alter the directory entry for the program it is
- infecting improperly, resulting in the directory entry becoming invalid.
- These programs with invalid directory entries will appear when the directory
- is listed, but some disk utilities will not allow access to the program.
- In these cases, the directory entry can be fixed with Norton Utilities FD
- command to reset the file date.
-
- The Whale occasionally will change its behavior while it is memory resident.
- While most of the time it only infects files when executed, there are periods
- of time when it will infect any file opened for any reason. It will also, at
- times, disinfect files when they are copied with the DOS copy command, at
- other times it will not "disinfect on the fly".
-
- Occasionally, the Whale Virus will simulate what appears to be a system
- reboot. While this doesn't always occur, when it does occur the Break key
- is disabled so that the user cannot exit unexpectedly from the execution of
- the system's AutoExec.Bat file. If the AutoExec.Bat file contained any
- software which does file opens of other executable programs, those opened
- executable programs will be infected at that time if they were not previously
- infected. Typically, files infected in this manner will increase by 9,216
- bytes though it will not be shown in a directory listing.
-
- A hidden file may be found in the root directory of drive C: on infected
- files. This file is not always present, the virus will sometimes remove it,
- only to recreate it again at a later time. The name of this hidden file is
- FISH-#9.TBL, it contains an image of the hard disk's partition table along
- with the following message:
-
- "Fish Virus #9
- A Whale is no Fish!
- Mind her Mutant Fish
- and the hidden Fish Eggs
- for they are damaging.
- The sixth Fish mutates
- only if the Whale is in
- her Cave."
-
- After the discovery of this hidden file, the author of this document made
- several attempt to have the Fish 6 Virus mutate by introducing it and Whale
- into a system. Under no circumstances did a mutation of either virus result,
- the resultant files were infected with both an identifiable Fish 6 infection
- and a Whale infection.
-
- Whale is hostile to debuggers and contains many traps to prevent successful
- decryption of the virus. One of its "traps" is to lock out the keyboard if
- it determines a debugger is in use.
-
- Here's a side note by the author of F-Prot
-
-
- Whale
-
- This is a recent, rather remarkable virus. It is long, 9216 bytes and
- able to infect COM and EXE files. The increase in file size is not
- visible though, while the virus is active in memory, as it uses several
- advanced "stealth" methods. Other effects of the virus are not known,
- but one infected program displayed the following message when run:
-
- THE WHALE IN SEARCH OF THE 8 FISH
- I AM 'knzyvo ' IN HAMBURG addr error D9EB,02
-
- Most of the virus is devoted to encryption and code which moves blocks of
- virus code around. This overhead results in a considerable slowdown of
- infected systems.
-
-
- And here it is. Use your editor to copy the below machine language
- script to a file called WHALE.SCR Next use DEBUG to make it into a
- COM file. Use the command DEBUG < WHALE.SCR When it gets done
- you'll see a file called WHALE.COM. There it is, have fun - and
- make some losers day!
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- n whale.com
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