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What is AVScan:
It is a scanner. It now scans with about 3100 signatures for
viruses, not couting special methods. Special methods are used
for polymorphic style viruses like MtE, TpE, NED, Tremor,
Girafe, Urugay to name a few. These viruses are marked with
(encr.) or (encrypted).
The purpose of this release of AVScan on CompuServe is to get
some feedback of false positives and the new network features.
The last version of AVScan on CIS is now rather nine months old.
AVScan is updated monthly in Germany (weekly by BBS) and we will
release future version also, if time permits.
We've added a long list of exciting network features, such as
bradcasting, server logout, date-file and the like. /? gives a
complete list of command line parameters.
Help text follows
Help text from AVScan, Version: 1.16, 08-11-93
┌───────────────────────────────────┐┌───────────────────────────────────┐
│Help topic Key││Help topic Key│
├───────────────────────────────────┤├───────────────────────────────────┤
│Help index, overview ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ F1││DOS exit codes of AVScan ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ F4│
│Command line parameters ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ F2││Command line examples ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ F5│
│Network related parameters ∙∙∙∙∙ F3││Additional information ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ F6│
└───────────────────────────────────┘└───────────────────────────────────┘
AVScan [d:[\path][name]] [/A[F][H][N]] [/S] [/P] [/EX"ext .. ext"]
[/C[P][L]] [/X[E]] [/L[[+][d:[\path][name]]|[[+][*]device] [/T]
[/M] [/O] [/Fn] [/Hn] [/[REN|DEL][_NQ]] [/NM[U|H]] [/NC] [/NB]
[/NESC] [/[N]EMS] [/B] [/Q] [/V] [/R[NV]] [//[d:[\path][name]]] [/U]
[/?[[*][[d:][\path]name]]|device] [/I[[*][[d:][\path]name]]|device]
[/DY[[d:][\path][name]]] [/NBR] [/BA][/BS] [/B[I|L|N]] [/SN"name"]
[/SNO] [/SL] [/XO] [/SL] [/XO] [/L[+][d:[\path]]?[.ext]]
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Standard command line parameters of AVScan. Theese │
│ parameters are usable in all versions of AVScan. │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
d:[\path][name.ext] ────── One or up to 26 drive(s), path(s), name(s)
and extension(s) to scan. Wildcards (?,*)
are allowed in names and extensions.
/A ───────┬─────────────── Scan all directories of all floppy disk,
/AF ──────┤ fixed disk and network drives. Beside the
/AH ──────┤ file areas, all boot and partition areas
/AN ──────┤ of floppy disk and fixed disk drives will
/AFN ─────┤ be scanned. To check only specific drive
/AFH ─────┤ types, use the following parameters:
/ANH ─────┘ /AF = Scan all floppy disk drives.
/AH = Scan all fixed disk drives.
/AN = Scan all network drives.
Combinations of the letters F, H und N are
allowed: To scan all fixed disk and net-
work drives, you may specify /AHN or /ANH.
/AP ────────────────────── Scan all pathes which are accessible over
the "PATH" environment variable.
/S ─────────────────────── Additionally, all subdirectories of the
current directory will be scanned.
/P ─────────────────────── Scan PROGRAM files ONLY. With this Switch,
ONLY files with the extensions: APP, BIN,
COM, DLL, EXE, OV1, OV2, OVG, OVL, OVR,
PGM, SYS and XTP will be scanned.
/EX"ext ext .. ext" ────── After /EX, you may specify a list of up to
20 valid extensions to scan. The list has
to be enclosed by double quotes, wildcards
(?,*) are allowed. If a list is provided,
ONLY files with an extension defined in
the list will be scanned. The switches /P
and /EX cannot be used simultanously.
/C ───────┬─────────────── Scan the packed code inside of files com-
/CP ──────┤ pressed by PkLite or LZExe. To scan only
/CL ──────┤ specific packed code, use the following
/CPL ─────┘ parameters (combinations are allowed):
/CP = Scan code packed by PkLite.
/CL = Scan code packed by LZExe.
/X ───────┬─────────────── /X = Report multiple virus infections,
/XE ──────┘ not only the first one found, as usual.
/XE = Report multiple infections and scan
additionally for some DESTROYED encrypted
viruses, which are NON-FUNCTIONAL.
/L[+][d:[\path][name]] ─┬─ Write a report log file using the default
/L[+][*]device ─────────┘ name AVSCAN.LOG or the specified pathname.
To append to an existing file, include the
plus sign [+]. To write the log file to a
logical device, specify the device name
instead of the pathname: (AUX, PRN, COM1..
COM4, LPT1..LPT3). Normally a leading and
a trailing from feed will be transmitted.
To ommit the leading form feed, include
the plus sign [+], to ommit the trailing
form feed, include the asterisk sign [*].
If you specify a path or device name, *NO*
spaces are allowed beetwen the command pa-
ramter (/L, /L+, /L* oder /L+*) and the
following path or device name.
/T ─────────────────────── Faster, but some less secure file search.
Instead of scanning the complete file, the
search is focussed to the program areas,
where virus code might be executed really.
/M ─────────────────────── Check multiple floppys. AVScan will prompt
for the drive letter, before starting to
scan the disks boot sector and file areas.
If other scan paths are specified immedi-
ately or by parameters as /A, AVScan will
scan theese paths BEFORE entering the in-
teraktive multiple floppy disk check.
/O ─────────────────────── Show the volume ID of the scanned drive.
/Fn ──────┬─────────────── Scan the boot area(s) of a physical drive.
/Hn ──────┘ Instead of the "n", the number of the phy-
sical drive (0..3) has to be specified.
/Fn = Scan the boot area of a floppy disk.
/Hn = Scan all boot and partition sectors
of a fixed disk drive.
/REN ─────┬─────────────── Rename infected files after prompting the
/REN_NQ ──┘ user. If you specify /REN_NQ, infected fi-
les will be renamed AUTOMATICALLY WITHOUT
any user request! The extensions of infec-
ted files will be changed to .VIR. If name
collisions are detected, the extensions
will be enumerated (.V00, .V01 ...).
/DEL ─────┬─────────────── OVERWRITE and DELETE infected files after
/DEL_NQ ──┘ prompting the user. If /DEL_NQ is used,
infected files will be *OVERWRITTEN* AND
*DELETED* without any user request!
Files which are reported to be possibly
damaged by a virus will NOT be renamed or
deleted in the automatic modes. To rename
or delete these files, the interactive
modes (/REN or /DEL) have to be used.
/NM ──────┬─────────────── Exclude memory areas from being scanned:
/NMU ─────┤ /NM = DO NOT SCAN any memory.
/NMH ─────┘ /NMU = DO NOT SCAN upper and high memory.
/NMH = DO NOT SCAN the high memory area.
Note: For safety it is NOT recommended to
exclude ANY memory from being scanned!
/NC ────────────────────── Do not search for companion files. AVScan
will not check if files with it's own name
and the extensions .BAT, .COM or .EXE are
accessible over the current DOS paths.
/NB ────────────────────── Do not automatically scan the boot and
partition areas of floppy disk and fixed
disk drives.
/NESC ──────────────────── Disable the ESC key during the scanning.
/NEMS ────┬─────────────── Disable or force usage of expanded memory:
/EMS ─────┘ /NEMS = Disable the automatic EMS usage.
/EMS = Force the usage of EMS memory.
Per default, AVScan uses (available) EMS,
if not sufficient main memory is free.
/B ─────────────────────── Black & white for (LCD display).
/Q ─────────────────────── Quiet mode - turn the speaker off.
/V ─────────────────────── Report infected files ONLY in the log, not
all scanned pathnames, as in default mode.
/R ───────┬─────────────── /R = Return to DOS immediately if ready.
/RNV ─────┘ /RNV = Return to DOS immediately if ready,
and *NO* virus signature has been found.
//[d:[\path][name]] ────── In addition to the command line, AVScan
reads more parameters from a file (default
name: AVSCAN.DEF). All valid parameters,
without the // switch, are allowed in this
file. Optionally, you may specify a diffe-
rent pathname for the parameter file. If a
pathname is specified, spaces are *NOT*
allowed beetween // and the pathname.
/U ─────────────────────── Allow any resident installed program to
receive the system timer tick interrupt
during the scanning process. Should AVScan
detect remote drives which are handled by
the drivers INTERLNK and INTERSVR, this
interrupt will be preserved automatically.
/?[[*][d:][\path]name]] ─┬ The help text (/?) or a list of virus-
/?[*]device ─────────────┤ names, known by AVScan, will be displayed.
/I[[*][d:][\path]name]] ─┤ Optionally you may specify a path name or
/I[*]device ─────────────┘ a device name (AUX, PRN, COM1-COM4, LPT1
-LPT3) to write the help or info text to
a file or a device. In this case, *NO*
spaces are allowed beetwen the parameter
(/? or /I) and the path or device name. If
you start AVScan with /? or /I, *NO* other
parameters from the command line will be
executed and AVScan will *NOT* scan for
any virusses! If your printer doesn't sup-
port some of graphic characters, specify
the filter parameter [*] to convert them
to standard ASCII characters. The parame-
ter [*] is only llowed, if a device or a
path name follows.
/DY[[d:][\path[name]]] ─── If *NO* virusses were found, AVScan saves
the current date to a date log file with
the default name AVSCAN.DLG in the direc-
tory of AVSCAN.EXE. If you start AVScan
with the parameter /DY again on the same
day, ONLY the main memory will be scanned
for virusses. At the following day, AVScan
will use the specified parameters to scan
for the FIRST run. Optionally you may spe-
cify a different path or name for the date
log file. If you start AVScan from a file-
server, the date log file HAS TO BE loca-
ted on this FILESERVER. AVScan needs the
access rights read, write, erase and modi-
fy in order to use the date log file. If
AVScan stops because of an actual date en-
try in the date log file, the file exten-
sion of a report log file (see description
for paramter "/L") will be changed automa-
tically to ".ASD".
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Additional options for Novell Networks which are valid │
│ if you are using a network enhanced license of AVScan. │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
/NBR ───────────────────── Do not broadcast virus messages to the
»SUPERVISOR« stations in Novell networks.
/BA ────────────────────── Send broadcast messages for every virus
detection to the »SUPERVISOR« stations of
Novell networks. By default only for the
first virus and at the program end (if any
virusses were found), broadcast messages
will be send to the network »SUPERVISOR«.
/BS ────────────────────── Broadcast to other »SUPERVISOR« stations
in Novell networks, even if yourself are
logged in as »SUPERVISOR«.
/BI ──────┬─────────────── Station identification for broadcasting to
/BL ──────┤ the »SUPERVISOR« in Novell networks:
/BN ──────┘ /BI = The user ID number will be used.
/BL = The user login name will be used.
/BN = The user node addrress will be used.
By default, the station number is used to
to identify in broadcast messages.
/SN"supervisorname" ────── Define the name of the user who is called
by broadcasting, if viruses are found. By
default AVScan will broadcast to stations
logged in with the name »SUPERVISOR«.
/SNO ───────────────────── AVScan broadcasts virus messages to all
stations, which are logged in with the
name of the owner of the file AVSCAN.EXE.
/SL ────────────────────── The workstation will be logged out from a
Novell file server if a virus is found. If
you are logged in as the owner of the file
AVSCAN.EXE, you will *NOT* be logged out.
/XO ────────────────────── Enable starting AVScan from a Novell file
server with the execute only flag set.
/L[+][d:[\path]?[.ext]] ── Write a report log file using the physical
node address of the local network adapter
to generate a directory\name combination.
You may include a path and an extension,
but *NO* other file name than "?". *NO*
spaces are allowed beetween the command
parameter (/L or /L+) and the following
path name. To append the report log to an
existing file, include the plus sign [+].
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ When returning back to DOS, the following exit codes (which │
│ are useable in batch files etc.) are reported by AVScan: │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
0: AVScan was finished without error, no virus signature was found.
1: Bad command line parameter.
2: Wrong DOS version (AVScan needs DOS version 3.20 or higher).
3: Out of memory for file buffer.
4: I/O error writing log file, help text or virus list.
5: Terminated on user request (ESC key pressed).
6: Terminated after self check failure. AVscan might be modified.
7: Terminated after finding a virus in memory (running under Windows).
8: Valid data in the date log file for today. AVScan stopped scanning.
10: I/O errors reading boot or file areas encountered.
100: Virus signatures have been found.
If more than one of the events, which are reported by the exit codes has
occured while scanning, AVScan will report the sum of the appropriate exit
codes. For example, if I/O errors occured, virusses were found and AVScan
has been terminated by pressing the ESC key, the value 115 (the sum of 100+
10+5) will be delivered as exit code.
The exit codes 6 and 7 are only returned if you operate AVScan in the DOS
emulation of Windows. If you run AVScan under DOS, the CPU of your computer
will be halted for safety under this circumstances. To proceed in this case,
you have to restart the system by a cold boot (hardware reset).
┌───────────────────────────────────┐
│ Command line examples for AVScan. │
└───────────────────────────────────┘
AVScan ──────────────────── Scan all files in the current directory.
AVScan /A ───────────────── Scan all files in all directories of all floppy
disk, fixed disk and network drives.
AVScan /S ───────────────── Scan all files in the current directory and
in all subdirectories of the current directory.
AVScan /EX"COM EXE" ─────── All files with the extensions .COM or .EXE in
the current directory will be scanned.
AVScan C:\ ──────────────── Scan the root directory of drive C:.
AVScan D:\TEMP ──────────── Scan all files in the subdirectory D:\TEST.
AVScan D:\TEST\*.EXE ────── Scan all files with the extension .EXE in the
subdirectory D:\TEST.
AVScan C:\ D:\ E:\ /S ───── Scan all files in all directories (starting at
the root directories) of drives C:, D: and E:.
AVScan /NMH ─────────────── Scan DOS memory and the upper memory area, but
*DO NOT SCAN* the HMA, even if available.
AVScan /LC:\TEST.LOG ────── Scan current directory and write a complete
report to the file C:\TEST.LOG.
AVScan /AHN /L+PRN ──────── Scan all directories of all fixed disk and net-
work drives and write a report to the printer.
Ommit the leading form feed, but send the trai-
ling form feed to eject the last printed page.
AVScan /F0 /F1 /H0 /H1 ──── Scan the boot sectors of the floppy disk drives
0 and 1 and the boot and partition sectors of
the fixed disk drives 0 and 1.
┌──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Additional information about AVScan. │
└──────────────────────────────────────┘
Per default AVScan will use the text mode, which is active under DOS, when
you start AVScan: 80*25 characters on monochrome or color adapters and 80*43
or 80*50 characters on EGA- or VGA-adapters. If none of theese modes are ac-
tive if AVScan is started, AVScan will try to switch to one this modes.
Instead of the delimiter [/] the alternate delimiter [-] is allowed in the
command line of AVScan. No spaces are needed beetwen different parameters,
with ONE EXCEPTION: if the delimiter [-] succeeds a file or directory name,
a space character *HAS TO BE* inserted before the delimiter [-]. If you use
the delimiter [/], no space is needed beetwen file or directory names and a
Sigantures used:
Virus list from AVScan, Version: 1.16, 08-11-93
10 past 3 (A) 10 past 3 (B) 10 past 3 (C)
100-Years 1008-Suomi 1024-PrScr #1
1024-PrScr #2 1024-PrScr #3 1024-PrScr #4
1024-PrScr #5 1024-SBC (Memory) 1028
1049 1067 (A) 1067 (B)
1077 12 Tricks-A2 12 Tricks-Trojan-A
12 Tricks-Trojan-B 1210 1210-Prudent
1226 (A) 1226 (B) 1241
1244 125 1260 (encrypted)
1355 (A) 1355 (B) 1376
144 1554 1559
1575 (A) 1575 (B) 1590
1591 (A) 1591 (B) 1600 (A)
1600 (B) 1600 (C) 1605 (A)
1605 (B) 1689 1701 (A)
1701 (B) 1701-Stamm 1701/1704-Cascade
1704 (A) 1704 (B) 1706
1720 (A) 1720 (B) 1720 (C)
1792 185 187
1876 (A) 1876 (B) 191 (A)
191 (B) 195 1963 (A)
1963 (B) 1963-Overwrite 1992 (A)
1992 (B) 1992 (C) 200
202 212 217
2480 (A) 2480 (B) 2480 (C)
2480 (D) 257 268-Plus
268-Plus (destroyed) 2730 337 (A)
337 (B) 337 (C) 337 (D)
3445 (A) 3445 (B) 3445 (C)
3445 (D) 3445-Stealth 353
354 367 376
377 382 (A) 382 (B)
403 (A) 403 (B) 405 (A)
405 (B) 4096 428
432 435 453
483 (A) 483 (B) 483 (C)
483 (D) 4870-Overwrite 4K
5-LO #1 5-LO #2 5-Volt (encrypted)
5-Volt (unencr.) 507 508
512 5120 (A) 5120 (B)
5120 (C) 529 547
555 (A) 555 (B) 570
572 5792 583
593-COM/Pitch 600 623
640K 644 (A) 644 (B)
656 666 (A) 666 (B)
666 (C) 666 (D) 666 (E)
666 (F) 66A 696
7-son-4 704 707 (A)
707 (B) 711 742
757 765 777-Revenge
7808 789 (A) 789 (B)
8-Tunes (A) 8-Tunes (B) 8-Tunes/1971
800 805 817
864 8888 889
894 905 (A) 907 (B)
923 927 928
981 99% Abraxas
ACME ACME/Clonewar Ada #1
Ada #2 Ada #3 Adolph #1
Adolph #2 Adolph #3 Advent
Afri AGIP Agiplan (A)
Agiplan (B) Agiplan (C) Agiplan (D)
Ah... AIDS #1 AIDS #2
AIDS #3 Aids (damaged) AIDS-II (A)
AIDS-II (B) AIDS-II (C) AIDS-Il (D)
AIDS-Info/Trojan AIDS-Trojan AIDS-Trojan (Rem)
AIDS/Taunt Aircop-A Aircop-B
Aircop-COM Aircop-D Aircop-E
Aircop-F Akuku #1 Akuku #2
Akuku #3 Akuku-Related Alabama-A
Alabama-B Alabama-C Alabama-D
Albania #1 Albania #2 Albania-429 (A)
Albania-429 (B) Albania-429 (C) Albania-506
Albania-575 Albanian Alex-368
Ambulance Car #1 Ambulance Car #2 Amilia-A
Amilia-B Amoeba #1 Amoeba #2
Amoeba #3 Amoeba #4 Amoeba-2
Amstrad-740 Amstrad-A Amstrad-B
Amstrad-Related #1 Amstrad-Related #2 Amt 3000
Amt 4000 Anarkia Andryushka
Angarsk Anna Anthrax-A
Anthrax-B Anthrax-C Anthrax-D
Anthrax-E Anthrax-F Anthrax-PT
Anti-Christ #1 Anti-Christ #2 Anti-Christ #3
Anti-Christ-1008 Anti-D #1 Anti-D #2
Anti-DAF Anti-Faggot Anti-Pascal (A)
Anti-Pascal (B) Anti-Pascal (R1) Anti-Pascal (R2)
Anti-Tele AntiCAD #1 AntiCAD #2
AntiCAD-2576 AntiCAD-BT AntiCAD-Related
Antimon #1 Antimon #2 AntiPas-400 (A)
AntiPas-400 (B) AntiPas-480 AntiPas-529
AntiPas-605 Antiscan Anto (destroyed)
Anto-A Anto-B Anto-C
April-15 April-15-Bhaktive April-1st (A)
April-1st (B) April-1st (C) April-1st (D)
April-1st (E) Arab-A Arab-B
Aragorn Arcv-4 Arcv-7
Arcv-Alpha Arcv-Friends Arcv-Joanna
Arcv-Joshua Arcv-Lurve Arcv-Sandwich
Arcv-Scythe Argentina (A) Argentina (B)
Argentina (C) Armageddon (A) Armageddon (B)
Armageddon (C) Armageddon (D) Arriba
Arusiek #1 Arusiek #2 Ash
Ash-1602 Ash-743 Ash-817
Ashar-A Ashar-B Asp #1
Astra-101 Astra-97 AT II-1xx
AT-132 AT-140 AT-144 (A)
AT-144 (B) AT-144 (C) AT-144 (D)
AT-149 (A) AT-149 (B) AT-149 (C)
Atas II-3215/3233 Atas-384 Atas-400
Athens ATT-149 (A) ATT-149 (B)
Attention #1 Attention #2 Attention #3
Austr. Para-142 Austr. Para-147 Austr. Para-150
Austr. Para-153 Austr. Para-162 Austr. Para-550
Austr. Para-615 Australian-403 Azusa #1
Azusa #2 Backfont-765 Backfont-896
Backfont-905 Backtime #1 Backtime #2
Backtime #3 Bad Bad Boy #1
Bad Boy #2 Bad Boy #3 Bad Boy #4
Bad Boy #5 Bad Boy #6 Bad Boy #7
Bad Guy #1 Bad Guy #2 Bad Guy #3
Bad Guy #4 Bad Guy-Related Bad Sectors 1.2
Bad Taste Banana Bandit
Baobab Baobab-731 Barcelona
Barrotes #2 Base-463 Base-540/575/606
BB Beast-A Beast-B
Beast-C Beast-D Beast-E
Beast-NBL Beast-X Bebe #1
Bebe #2 Bebe #3 Bebe #4
Bebe #5 Beech-439 Beer 3192
Beer-3164 Beijing #1 Beijing #2
Best Wishes #1 Best Wishes #2 Best Wishes #3
Bestwish Beta Betaboys
Beware #1 Beware #2 Beware #3
BFD-451 Bhaktiv #1 Bhaktiv #2
Big Joke #1 Big Joke #2 Big Joke #3
Big Joke #4 Bit addict Black Jack #1
Black Jack #2 Black Jack #3 Black Jack #4
Black Jack #5 Black Jack #6 Black Jack #7
Black Jack #8 Black Monday #1 Black Monday #2
Black Monday #3 Black Monday #4 Black Monday #5
Black Wiz-2 Black-Beast Black-Death
BlackJack #9 Blinker Bljec #1
Bljec #2 Blood #1 Blood #2
Blood #3 Blood-2 Bloodlust
Bloody BNB Bob #1
Bob #2 Boludo BOMB-Trojan
Bomber Boojum #1 Boojum #2
Boot-Dropper BootExe BootExe-451
BootExe-452 Borderline #1 Borderline #2
Boys #1 Boys #2 Boys #3
Boys-Related Brain #1 Brain #2
Brain/Shoe/Ashar Brainy Brasil
Breeder Brenda Brotherhood
Brothers #1 Brothers #2 Brothers #3
Brothers-G Brunswick Bryansk
Budo Bugres Joke Bulgarian
Burger #1 Burger #2 Burger #3
Burger #4 Burger-382 Burger-404
Burger-792 Burger-Pascal Burger-Related
Burger-Strik Burghofer #1 Burghofer #2
Busted Butterflies C-Virus #1
C-Virus #2 C-Virus #3 C-Virus #4
C-Virus #5 CAD-Kill #1 CAD-Kill #2
Cancer Cannabis #1 Cannabis #2
Cannabis #3 Cannabis #4 Cannabis #5
Cansu Capital Capon
Cara #1 Cara #2 Cara #3
Cara #4 Carfield Carioca #1
Carioca #2 Carioca #3 Cascade #1
Cascade #2 Cascade-1153 Cascade-1621
Cascade-1628 Cascade-1661 Cascade-1701-C
Cascade-1701-X Cascade-1706 Cascade-Related
Cascade-Y4 Cascade-YAP Casino #1
Casino #2 Casino #3 Castellon
Catain Trips Caterpillar Catman
CAZ #1 CAZ #2 CB-1530 (A)
CB-1530 (B) CB-1530 (C) CD
Cemetery #1 Cemetery #2 Cemetery #3
Cemetery #4 Cfsk Chad #1
Chad #2 Chang Changsa
ChanguMangu Chaos CHCC
Checksum Checksum-100/101 Checksum-1569
Cheeba-A Cheeba-B Cheef (destroyed)
Chemist #1 Chemist #2 Chemist-650
Chemnitz Chinese Fish Chips
Choinka Chr Chren-4016
Christmas Christmas-Tree #1 Christmas-Tree #2
Christmas/Japan #1 Christmas/Japan #2 CIA-1/2
Cinderella #1 Cinderella #2 Cinderella #3
Cinderella #4 Cinderella-II Civil War
Civil War #1 Civil War #2 Civil War #3
Civil War #4 CKSum-One Clipper
Clonewar Close #1 Close #2
Cls CMOS-Killer CMOS-One
COD Code Zero Coffeeshop
Coffeshop #1 Coffeshop #2 Coib
Color COM-16850 Commander Bomber
Commentator-B Como Comvirus-1.0
Cookie Cookie-7360/7392 Copmpl
Copyright #1 Copyright #2 Cossiga #1
Cossiga #2 Cossiga #3 Costeau
Cpw CPXK Cracker Jack
Crackpot-1972 Crackpot-208 Crash
Crazy Eddie #1 Crazy Eddie #2 Crazy Eddie #3
Crazy Eddie #4 Crazy Imp #1 Crazy Imp #2
Crazy Imp #3 Crazy Imp #4 Crazy Imp-1402
Creeper #1 Creeper #2 Creeper #3
Creeper-252 Crew #1 Crew #2
Crew #3 Crew-2480 Criminal #1
Criminal #2 Criminal #3 CSE-Beta
CSE-V4 CSE-V5 CSFR 1000 (A)
CSFR 1000 (B) CSL #1 CSL #3
CSL-Damaged CSL-Related #1 CSL-Related #2
CSSR-528 Cvir Cyber Tech
Cybertech Cysta CZ
CZ-2986 Czech DaDa #1
DaDa #2 DaDa #3 DaDa #4
Daemean Damage-A Danish Tiny-180
Danish-Stagmata Danish-Tiny #1 Danish-Tiny #2
Danish-Tiny-310 Danish-Tiny/Bren Dark Avanger-1028
Dark Avanger-1063 Dark Avanger-1110 Dark Avanger-651
Dark Avenger #1 Dark Avenger #2 Dark Avenger #3
Dark Avenger #4 Dark Avenger #5 Dark Avenger #6
Dark Avenger #7 Dark End Dark Evil
Darklord #1 Darklord #2 Darklord #3
Darklord #4 Darth Vader #1 Darth Vader #2
Darth Vader #3 Darth Vader #4 Darth Vader #5
Darth Vader #6 Darth Vader #7 Darth Vader #8
Darth Vader #9 Datacrime #1 Datacrime #2
Datacrime-A Datacrime-II (A) Datacrime-II (B)
Datacrime-II (C) Datalock #1 Datalock #2
Datalock #3 Datalock #4 Day-10 (A)
Day-10 (B) DBase #1 DBase #2
DBase-Destroy DBF-Blank Dead
December 24th Dedicated #1 Dedicated #2
Define Define-Related Deicide #1
Deicide #2 Deicide #3 Deicide #4
Deicide #5 Deicide-II Delyrium #1
Delyrium #2 Delyrium-Pest Demolition #1
Demolition #2 Demon #1 Demon #2
Demon #3 Demon #4 Demon-Related
Den Zuk #1 Den Zuk #2 Den Zuk #3
Den Zuk #4 Denied Destructor #1
Destructor #2 Destructor #3 Destructor V4.00
Devil's Dance #1 Devil's Dance #2 Devil's Dance #3
Devil's Dance #4 Dewdz #1 Dewdz #2
Dgen DI-108/110 Diabolik
Diamond #1 Diamond #2 Diamond-444
Diamond-Related #1 Diamond-Related #2 Diarrhea-Dropper
Digger Dima Diogenes
Dir #1 Dir #2 Dir-I
Dir-II (A) Dir-II (B) Dir-II (C)
Dir-II (D) Dir-II (F) Dir-II (G)
Dir-II (H) Dir-II (I) Dir-Vir #1
Dir-Vir #2 Discom #1 Discom #2
Discom #3 Disk Int Disk Killer #1
Disk Killer #2 Disk Killer #3 Disk Killer/OGRE
Diskjeb Diskspoiler Dismember-288
DM DM-310 (A) DM-310 (B)
DM-330 (A) DM-330 (B) DM-400 (A)
DM-400 (B) DM-400 (C) DM-400-1.04
Do Nothing #1 Do Nothing #2 Doctor
Dodo #1 Dodo #2 Dodo-Pig #1
Dodo-Pig #2 Doodle Doom-1B
Doom-II (A) Doom-II (B) Doom-II (C)
Doshunter #1 Doshunter #2 Dot Killer #1
Dot Killer #2 Dot Killer #3 Dot Killer #4
Dr. Qumak-II Drain Joke Dreamer
Drop Drop-Boot-2 Dropper #1
Dropper #2 Dropper #3 Dropper #4
Dropper #5 Drug Dudley
Durban Dutch Dutch Tiny-122
Dutch-1039 Dutch-117 Dutch-555 (A)
Dutch-555 (B) Dutch-Tiny Dutch-Tiny-126
Dutch-Tiny-99 Dyslexia Ear-6
Ear-Quake Eastern Digit-1600 EatPop
Eddie #1 Eddie #2 Eddie #3
Eddie #4 Eddie #5 Eddie-2 (A)
Eddie-2 (B) Eddie-Die Eddie-Francis
EDV #1 EDV #2 EDV #3
EDV #4 EDV #5 Einstein
Eliza #1 Eliza #2 Eliza #3
EMF #1 EMF #2 Emmie #1
Emmie #2 Emmie #3 Empire
Enemy England Enigma #1
Enigma #2 Enigma #3 Enigma #4
Enigma #5 Enigma #6 Enola #1
Enola #2 Erasmus #1 Erasmus #2
Erasmus #3 Error Error 412
ETC #1 ETC #2 ETC-3.00
EUPM Europe Europe-1992 (A)
Europe-1992 (B) EvenBeep Evil (A)
Evil (B) Evil Empire #1 Evil Empire #2
Evil Empire #3 Evil Empire #4 ExeBug #1
ExeBug #2 ExeBug #3 Experiment
Explosion Exterm V-1.0 Exterminator #1
Exterminator #2 F-709 (A) F-709 (B)
F-Soft-458 F-Word #1 F-Word #2
F-Word-II F-Word-Related F-You-593
F-You-635 Faggot Fake VirX #1
Fake VirX #2 Father Father Xmas #1
Father Xmas #2 Faust #1 Faust #2
Faust #3 Faust #4 Fax-Free
Fear #1 Fear #2 Feist #1
Feist #2 Fellow Fellowship #1
Fellowship #2 Fellowship #3 FGT #1
FGT #2 Fich-V #1 Fich-V #2
Fich-V #3 Fich-V-2.0 Fich-V-2.1 (A)
Fich-V-2.1 (B) Fich-V-896 Fiche
Fichv-2.0 Fil Filehider 1067
Filename Filler Fing-0831
Finger-Trojan Fingers #1 Fingers #2
Fingers-08/15 Finnish Finnish-257
Fire (Boot) Fish Fish 6 #2
Fish-6 (A) Fish-6 (B) Fish-6 (C)
Fish-Boot Fisher Fisher 1100
Flag II Flash #1 Flash #2
Flash #3 Flash-Gyorgy Flip-2153 (A)
Flip-2153 (B) Flip-2153 (C) Flip-2153 (D)
Flip-Boot #1 Flip-Boot #2 Flip-COM/EXE #1
Flip-COM/EXE #2 Flip-COM/EXE #3 Flip-COM/EXE #4
Flip-Resident Flower Flu-2
Fly-1.1 Fone Sex Forg's Alley
Forger #1 Forger #2 Form #1
Form #2 Form #3 Form #4
Formiche Formiche-Resident Frajer
France Freak Freddy
Freew Freew-692 (A) Freew-692 (B)
Freew-718 Freeze Frere Jacqu
Friday-13th (A) Friday-13th (B) Friday-13th (C)
Friday-409 Friday-COM #1 Friday-COM #2
Friends #1 Friends #2 Frog's Alley #1
Frog's Alley #2 Frogs Frogs-Related
Fu-Manchu #1 Fu-Manchu #2 Fu-Manchu #3
Fumble Fungus Futhark
Futhark-Decrypt G-Virus-1.3 G2 (unencr.) #1
G2 (unencr.) #2 G2 (unencr.) #3 Geek
Gen-PB Gerg #1 Gerg #2
Gergana #1 Gergana #2 Gergana #3
Gergana #4 Gergana #5 Gergana #6
Gergana-182 Gergana-222 Gergana-222/300/450
Gergana-300 Gergana-450 Gergana-512 (A)
Gergana-512 (B) Gergana-Related #1 Gergana-Related #2
Gergana-Related #3 GetPass-1 Ghost
Ghost-Balls #1 Ghost-Balls #2 Ghost-File
Girafe (encrypted) Girafe (unencr.) Glen-1
Gliss #1 Gliss #2 Gliss #3
Gliss #4 Globe (packed) Glory
Goblin #1 Goblin #2 Golden Gate-C #1
Golden Gate-C #2 Gordy Gosia #1
Gosia #2 Gosia #4 Got You
Gotcha #1 Gotcha #2 Gotcha #3
Gotcha #4 Gotcha #5 Gotcha #6
Gotcha #7 Gotcha #8 Gotcha #9
Gotcha-Related #1 Gotcha-Related #2 GP-1 (A)
GP-1 (B) GP-1 (C) GP-2
GP-3 Gr-Links Grain of Sand #1
Grain of Sand #2 Grain of Sand #3 Grain of Sand #4
Grain of Sand #5 Grain of Sand #6 Grain of Sand #7
Grain of Sand #8 Grapje #1 Grapje #2
Greetings Gremlin #1 Gremlin #2
Gremlin #3 Grither #1 Grither #2
Grither #3 Grither-Damage Groen
Growing Block Grune #1 Grune #2
Grunt #1 Grunt #2 Grunt #3
Grunt 346 Grunt 427 Grunt 473
Guppy #1 Guppy #2 Guppy #3
Guppy #4 Gyro H-1024
H-1193 H-1376 H-1385
H-2330/2332 H-262 H-310
H-365 H-621 H-644
H-880 H-94 Ha!
Hacker #1 Hacker #2 Hacker #3
Hacker #4 Hacker-War Hafen #1
Hafen #2 Hafen #3 Hafen #4
Hafenstrasse #1 Hafenstrasse #2 Hafenstrasse #3
Hafenstrasse #4 Hafenstrasse #5 Haifa (encrypted)
Halley Hallo Halloechen #1
Halloechen #2 Halloechen #3 Hannibal
Happy Happy Day Happy New Year #1
Happy New Year #2 Harakiri Harm
Hary Anto #1 Hary Anto #2 Hary Anto #3
Haryanto Heeva #1 Heeva #2
Helloween #1 Helloween #2 Helloween #3
Helloween #4 Hellraiser Help Me
Hero #1 Hero #2 Hero #3
Hero #4 Hero #5 Hero-Related
Hey You #1 Hey You #2 HH&H #1
HH&H-4093 HI-460 Hide and Seek
Highlander Hilton Hitchcock #1
Hitchcock #2 Hitchcock #3 HIV #1
HIV #2 HIV #3 HIV #4
Hoa Holland Girl Holo (M)
Hong-Kong Horns Horror-Related
Horse #1 Horse #10 Horse #11
Horse #12 Horse #13 Horse #2
Horse #3 Horse #4 Horse #5
Horse #6 Horse #7 Horse #8
Horse #9 Horse-Boot #1 Horse-Boot #2
Horse-BT Horse-G #1 Horse-G #2
Horse-II Hungarian #1 Hungarian #2
Hungarian-482 (A) Hungarian-482 (B) Hungary
HV-640 Hybrid #1 Hybrid #2
Hydra #1 Hydra #2 Hydra #3
Hydra #4 Hydra #5 Hydra #6
Hydra #7 Hydra #8 Hydra-Related
Hydra-Trojan Hymn #1 Hymn #2
Hymn #3 Hymn #4 ICE-9 (A)
Icelandic #1 Icelandic #2 Icelandic #3
Icelandic #4 Icelandic #5 Icelandic-III
Icelandic-Saratoga Ier Ieronim
Ieronim-1581 Ieronim-600 Igor
IKV-512 IKV-CSSR Ilja
ILL Incom Incubus
India Infected Infector
Infector 444 Infector 624/726 Infector 933
Infector 984 Infinity #1 Infinity #2
INT-13 (A) INT-13 (B) INT-86 (A)
INT-86 (B) Interceptor Interceptor-Vienna
Internal #1 Internal #2 Internal #3
Internal-1381 Intrep Intrep #2
Intruder #1 Intruder #2 Intruder #3
Invader-Boot Invader-Related Involuntary #1
Involuntary #2 Involuntary #3 Ionkin
Iper Iraqui Iraqui-Warrior #1
Iraqui-Warrior #2 Iraqui-Warrior #3 Irish (encrypted)
Iron Maiden #1 Iron Maiden #2 Italian
Italian-Generic ItaVir #1 ItaVir #2
ItaVir #3 ItaVir #4 ItaVir #5
Itti-191 Itti-99 Itti-A
Itti-B Itti-Toxic Itty-Malmsey
Jabberwocky #1 Jabberwocky #2 Jabberwocky #3
James Bond Japan-Christmas #1 Japan-Christmas #2
Japan-Cookie Japan-Virus JD #1
JD #2 JD-158 (A) JD-158 (B)
JD-276/358/392 JD-448 Jeff #1
Jeff #2 Jerk-Einstein Jerk-Miky
Jerk-Talentless Jerusalem #1 Jerusalem #2
Jerusalem #3 Jerusalem #4 Jerusalem #5
Jerusalem #6 Jerusalem #7 Jerusalem #8
Jerusalem #9 Jerusalem-1244 Jerusalem-1361
Jerusalem-Clipper Jerusalem-Family #1 Jerusalem-Family #2
Jerusalem-II Jerusalem-Monte Jerusalem-Mummy
Jerusalem-Nov.30th Jerusalem-Puerto #1 Jerusalem-Puerto #2
Jerusalem-Related Jerusalem-USA Jihuu
Jocker #1 Jocker #2 Jocker #3
JoJo #1 JoJo #2 JoJo #3
JoJo-1701 Joker #1 Joker #2
Joker #3 Joker #4 Joker-II (A)
Joker-II (B) Joker-II (C) Joker-One
Jos Joshi #1 Joshi #2
Joshi #3 Joshi-B Joshi-Boot #1
Joshi-Boot #2 July 13th (A) July 13th (B)
July-13th-1199 June 16th June 16th/Pretoria
June 7th Junior Justice #1
Justice #2 Justice #3 Justice #4
Justice #5 Kalah #1 Kalah #2
Kalah #3 Kalah #4 Kalaha
Kamasya #1 Kamasya #2 Kamasya #3
Kamikaze #1 Kamikaze #2 Kamikaze #3
Kamikaze (damaged) Karin Kemerovo #1
Kemerovo #2 Kennedy #1 Kennedy #2
Kennedy #3 Kennedy #4 Keyboard Bug #1
Keyboard Bug #2 Keyboard Bug #3 Keyboard Bug #4
Keydrop #1 Keydrop #2 Keypress #1
Keypress #2 Keypress #3 Keypress #4
Keypress #5 Keypress #6 Keypress Chaos
Keypress-3C Keypress-A Keypress-B
Keypress-II (A) Keypress-II (B) Kharkov-1024
Khetapunk Kiev #1 Kiev #2
Kiev-493 Kiev-Related Killer
Kinnison Kiss Kit #1
Kit #2 Klaeren KLF
KO-407 KO-408 KO-408 (destroyed)
Kode-4 Korea #1 Korea #2
Korea #3 Kot Kranz #1
Kranz #2 Kthulhu Kudepsta
Kukac Kuku #1 Kuku #2
Kuku #3 Kuku-448 Kuzmitch #1
Kuzmitch #2 Kylie #1 Kylie #2
Label #1 Label #2 Lao Doungo
Larry Larry on a Screen Last-Dir-Sect
Laufwerk Lazy LBBCV-Intruder
LBBCV-Kilroy LBBCV-Stealth LBBCV-Timid
Lcase LCV LDV
Leapfrog Leech #1 Leech #2
Leech #3 Leech #4 Leech #5
Leech-Dropper Lehigh #1 Lehigh #2
Leprmut-X Leprosy #1 Leprosy #10
Leprosy #11 Leprosy #12 Leprosy #13
Leprosy #14 Leprosy #15 Leprosy #16
Leprosy #17 Leprosy #18 Leprosy #2
Leprosy #3 Leprosy #4 Leprosy #5
Leprosy #6 Leprosy #7 Leprosy #8
Leprosy #9 Leprosy-801 Leprosy-Busted
Leprosy-Crawler Leprosy-Seneca-392 Leprosy-Surfer
Leprosy-Viper Leprosy-Wake Lesson
Lesson-263 Lesson-358 Lesson-360
Leszop Liberty Liberty #1
Liberty #2 Liberty #3 Liberty-1186
Liberty-Boot #1 Liberty-Boot #2 Lippi
Liquid Lisbon-B Little Brother
Little Brother #1 Little Brother #3 Little Brother-321
Little Girl Little Pieces #1 Little Pieces #2
Little Pieces #3 Log Loki
LOL Loren Love-Trojan
Lovechild #1 Lovechild #2 Lovechild #3
Lovechild #4 Lovechild-2710 Lovechild-Trojan #1
Lovechild-Trojan #2 Lowercase #1 Lowercase #2
Loz-693 Lozinsky #1 Lozinsky #2
Lozinsky-Aids-Test Luca Lunch #1
Lunch #2 LV Lyceum
Lyceum-1888 Lyceum-1975 Lydia
M-Angello M-Face Macabi
Macedonia #1 Macedonia #2 Macedonia #3
Macedonia #4 Macedonia #5 Macho
Made Maffy-323 Maffy-478
Magnitogorsk #1 Magnitogorsk #2 Magnitogorsk-2048-B
Magnitogorsk-2560 Magnitogorsk-3000 Malaga #1
Malaga #2 Malaga #3 Malaise
Maltese-Amoeba-M Mannequin #1 Mannequin #2
Mannequin #3 Mannequin #4 Manola
Manowar Manuel Marauder #1
Marauder #2 Mardi Bros Mardi-Bros #1
Mardi-Bros #2 Marl Mataj-13
Matura Matura-632 Mayak-2339
Meditation #1 Meditation #2 Mega-F
MG #1 MG #2 MG #3
MG #4 MG-Related MGTU #1
MGTU #2 MGTU #3 MGTU #4
Michelangelo #1 Michelangelo #2 Micro-128 (A)
Micro-128 (B) Micro-128 (C) Micro-Dot
Micro-Pox #1 Micro-Pox #2 Microbes #1
Microbes #2 Migram #1 Migram #2
Migram-A Migram-B1 Migram-B2
Milan-BillMe Milena #1 Milena #2
Mimic-A Mimic-B Mini-35 (A)
Mini-35 (B) Mini-39 Mini-44
Mini-45 (A) Mini-45 (B) Minimal-46
Minimal-Related #1 Minimal-Related #2 Ministry #1
Ministry #2 Minnow Minsk Ghost
MIR Mirror #1 Mirror #2
Mirror #3 Mirror #4 Mirror #5
Mirror #6 Mirror #7 Mis-Speller
Mistake Mithrand #1 Mithrand #2
Mix-1 (A) Mix-1 (B) Mix-1618/1636
Mix-2 Mix-640 Mix-650/664
Mix-848 Mix-I-Related Mix-II-Related
Mixer-1A Mixer-1B Mixer-2
MLTI #1 MLTI #2 MLTI #3
Monkey-1 Monkey-2 Mono #1
Mono #2 Montezuma #1 Montezuma #2
Montezuma #3 Monxla #1 Monxla #2
Monxla #3 Monxla (damaged) Monxla-535
Monxla-939 Mosquito #1 Mosquito #2
Mosquito #3 Mosquito-Topo Motherfish
Mozkin (encrypted) MPCOPC-31 MPCOPC-32
MPS-1.1 MPS-1.2 MPS-3.1 (A)
MPS-3.2 MPS-OPC MPS-OPC-1.1
MPS-OPC-3.1/3.2 Mr. G Mr.DoDo
Mr.Virus Mshark #1 Mshark #2
Mshark #3 Mshark #4 MSTU #1
MSTU #2 MSTU-531 MSTU-554
MtE (encrypted) MtE (unencr. #1) MtE (unencr. #2)
MtE (unencr. #3) MtE (unencr. #4) MtE-Groove (damaged)
Mule #1 Mule #2 Multi
Multiface #1 Multiface #2 Mummy #1
Mummy #2 Mummy-2.0 Munich #1
Munich #2 Munich #3 Murphy-1277 (A)
Murphy-1277 (B) Murphy-1284 (A) Murphy-1284 (B)
Murphy-1480 (A) Murphy-1480 (B) Murphy-1521 (A)
Murphy-1521 (B) Murphy-1A Murphy-1B
Murphy-2A Murphy-2B Murphy-2C
Murphy-3A Murphy-3B Murphy-3C
Murphy-4A Murphy-4B Murphy-950
Murphy-Related Music-Boot Music-Bug
Mutant #1 Mutant #2 Mutant #3
Mutant-Related MVF #1 MVF #10
MVF #11 MVF #12 MVF #13
MVF #14 MVF #15 MVF #16
MVF #17 MVF #18 MVF #19
MVF #2 MVF #20 MVF #3
MVF #4 MVF #5 MVF #6
MVF #7 MVF #8 MVF #9
Mx Mystic N-Daemon #1
N-Daemon #2 Nanite Naughty
Naughty-Hacker Navigator Nazgul #1
Nazgul #2 Nazgul #3 Nazgul #4
Nazi Nazi Phobia #1 Nazi Phobia #2
Nazi Phobia #3 Ncu-Li Necropolis
Necros (encrypted) Necros (unencr.) NED (encrypted)
New BadGuy New Zealand #1 New Zealand #2
New-COM #1 New-COM #2 New-Haifa-COM
New-Haifa-EXE Nice-Day Nice-Day-Trojan
Nichols Niemela-1 Nina #1
Nina #2 Nina-A Nina-B
Nina-Related Ninecomp Nines
Nines-Comp-706 Nines-Comp-766 NKOTB #1
NKOTB #2 No Bock No Bock-440
No Frills NoInt #1 NoInt #2
NoInt #3 Nomenclatura #1 Nomenclatura #2
Nomenclatura #3 Nomenclatura #4 Nothing
Nov. 17th-880 November 17th (A) November 17th (B)
November 17th (C) November 17th (D) NPox #1
NPox #2 NPox #3 Nuke
Null-178 Number 6 Number of Beast #1
Number of Beast #2 Number of Beast #3 Number of Beast #4
Number One Number-One #1 Number-One #2
Number-One #3 Number-One #4 Nuway
NV-71 Nygus Ohio #1
Ohio #2 Ohio #3 Ohio #4
Ohio #5 Old Yankee #1 Old Yankee #2
Old Yankee #3 Omega #1 Omega #2
Omega #3 Omicron Omicron-PT
Ondra One more thing Ontario #1
Ontario #2 Ontario #3 Ontario-730
Ontario-B1 Ontario-B2 Orion-365
Oropax #1 Oropax #2 Oropax #3
Oropax-Music Otto-415 Otto-6
Outland OV Over-4032
Oxana 1436 Oxana 1572 Oxana 1671
P1 (A) P1 (B) P1/P2000 (A)
P1/P2000 (B) Padded #1 Padded #2
Padded #3 Pakistani Brain Palestinian
Palotai Attila Pan Pandaflu
Pandora Paramon Parasite #1
Parasite #2 Paris #1 Paris #2
Paris #3 Paris #4 Paris #5
Paris-Related Parity #1 Parity #2
Parity #3 Parity #4 Parity #5
Parity-Boot #1 Parity-Boot #2 Parity-II (Boot)
Parsit #1 Parsit #2 Parsit #3
Pascal-400 Pascal-440 Pascal-480
Pascal-529 Pascal-605 Path
Path-Hunter #1 Path-Hunter #2 Path-Hunter #3
PC-Bandit PC-Flu #1 PC-Flu #10
PC-Flu #2 PC-Flu #3 PC-Flu #4
PC-Flu #5 PC-Flu #6 PC-Flu #7
PC-Flu #8 PC-Flu #9 PC-MPC-004
PCBB-1658 PCBB-1679/1722 PCBB-1680
PCBB-3072 PcVrsDs PDP-1477
PDP-1564 PDP-822 Peace
Peach #1 Peach #2 Peach #3
Peach-G Pearl Harbour Pentagon #1
Pentagon #2 Pentagon #3 Penza #1
Penza #2 Perfume-731 Perfume-765
Perfume-A Perfume-B Perfume-C
Perfume-D Perfume-E Pest #1
Pest #2 Peter-II Peterburg
Phalcon Phalcon-Elvis Phantom #1
Phantom #2 Phantom #3 Phantom #4
Phoenix #1 Phoenix #2 Phoenix #3
Phoenix (damaged) Phoenix-927 Phoenix-Boot
Phoenix-P1 Phoenix-Stamm Phoenix-Trojan
Pick Pif-Paf Ping-Pong #1
Ping-Pong #2 Ping-Pong-286 Pink Elephant #1
Pink Elephant #2 Pipi Pirate #1
Pirate #2 Pisello #1 Pisello #2
Pitch Piter-1 Pixel #1
Pixel #10 Pixel #11 Pixel #12
Pixel #13 Pixel #14 Pixel #15
Pixel #16 Pixel #2 Pixel #3
Pixel #4 Pixel #5 Pixel #6
Pixel #7 Pixel #8 Pixel #9
Pixel (destroyed) Pixel-178 Pixel-257
Pixel-283 Pixel-550 Pixel-847
Pixel-852 Pixel-936 (A) Pixel-936 (B)
Pklited-Anticad Plague #1 Plague #2
Plague-Related Plaice Plastique #1
Plastique #2 Plastique #3 Plastique #4
Plastique #5 Plastique #6 Plastique #7
Plastique-2576 Plastique-2900 Plastique-3004
Plastique-3012 Plastique-4096 (A) Plastique-4096 (B)
Plastique-5.21 (A) Plastique-5.21 (B) Plastique-5.21 (C)
Plastique-5.21 (D) Plastique-II (A) Plastique-II (B)
Platinum #1 Platinum #2 Play Tetris
PLO Plovdiv #1 Plovdiv #2
Plovdiv #3 Plus-268 Plutto
Poem #1 Poem #2 Pogue
Polimer #1 Polimer #2 Polimer #3
Polish Polish Tiny-176 Polish-217 (A)
Polish-217 (B) Polish-45 Polish-583
Polish-Color #1 Polish-Color #2 Polish-Mini
Porridge Poss-A1 Poss-B
Possessed #1 Possessed #2 Possessed #3
Power Pump Pregnant Prerelease
Press Pretoria Print-Screen #1
Print-Screen #2 PrintMonster Prism
Prob-734 Problem-854 Problem-863 (A)
Problem-863 (B) Protect-1157/1335 Protecto
Proto-T Proud Prudents #1
Prudents #2 PS-MPC #1 PS-MPC #2
PS-MPC #3 PS-MPC-005 PS-MPC-006
PS-MPC-644 (A) PS-MPC-644 (B) PS-MPC-Alien
PS-MPC-Grunt-203 PS-MPC-Krunch PS-MPC-Z10 (A)
PS-MPC-Z10 (B) PS-MPC-Zeppelin PS-Stoned
PSKO PSQR Psycho #1
Psycho #2 Puke QD-335
QMU Quake #1 Quake #2
Quiet #1 Quiet #2 Quiet #3
Quiet #4 Quit #1 Quit #2
Quox Rage #1 Rage #2
RamVir Rape Rape-10
Rape-11 Rape-2877 Rape-500
Rape-747 Rape-Info Rape-Related
Rat Raub Raubkopie #1
Raubkopie #2 Raubkopie #3 Raubkopie #4
Raubkopie-COM Reboot Recovery
Red Cross Red Diavolyata Red Diavolyata-662
Redx Reklama Relzfu #1
Relzfu #2 REQ ResVir-101 (A)
ResVir-101 (B) ResVir-90 Revenge Attacker #1
Revenge Attacker #2 Riluttanza Riots
RNA #1 RNA #2 RNA #3
Rock Steady Rocko Romanian Vampirus
Rosen #1 Rosen #2 Rosen #3
Russian Mirror #1 Russian Mirror #2 Russian Tiny-C
Russian Tiny-D Russian Tiny-F Russian-1075
Rust RVPS-Related #1 Ryazan
S-Vir #1 S-Vir #2 S-Vir #3
S-Vir #4 Saddam #1 Saddam #2
Saddam #3 Saddam #4 Sadist #1
Sadist #2 Saigon Sandra
Sapta Saratoga Satan
Sathanyc-Necrop Saturday-14/Durban Saturday-14th #1
Saturday-14th #2 SBC #1 SBC #2
SBC (Mem-G) Scion Scoda
Scott's Valley #1 Scott's Valley #2 Scr-Fist-II-696
Scream-Fist-II Screamer #1 Screamer #2
Screamer #3 Screamer-Fist-732 Screamer-II (A)
Screamer-II (B) Screamer-II (C) Screamer-II (D)
Screaming-Fist Screen Screen-1014
SD-123 Sea Cat Secrets
Self-457 Self-550 Semtex #1
Semtex #2 Semtex-A Semtex-B
Seneca Sentinel #1 Sentinel #2
Sentinel #3 Sentinel #4 Sentinel #5
Sentinel-BCV Sentinel-Related September-18th
Seventh Son #1 Seventh Son #2 Seventh Son #3
Seventh Son #4 Seventh Son #5 Seventh Son-284
Shadow #1 Shadow #2 Shadow-Byte #1
Shadow-Byte #2 Shadow-Byte #3 Shake #1
Shake #2 Shake #3 Shaker
Shaman SHHS SHHS (overwrite)
Shield Shirley #1 Shirley #2
Sibylle Sigalit #1 Sigalit #2
Signs Silly #1 Silly #2
Silly #3 Silly #4 Silly #5
Silly Ice-159 Silly Ice-199 Silly Ice-224
Silly Willy Silly-131 Silly-145
Silly-71 Silly-877 Silly-C-207
SillyCR-178 Silver Dollar Simple-1992
Simulate Sinep SIS #1
SIS #2 Sistor #1 Sistor #2
Sistor-2225 (A) Sistor-2225 (B) Sistor-2380 (A)
Sistor-2380 (B) SK Skism-808
Skism-808 (overwr.) Skism/Dom-3 Sleepwalker
Slov-A Slovakia #1 Slovakia #2
Slovakia #3 Slovakia #4 Slovakia #5
Slovakia #6 Slovakia #7 Slovakia #8
Slow #1 Slow #2 Slow-Load
Smack #1 Smack #2 Smack #3
Small-38 Small-V Small-V-115
Sman Number One Smiley #1 Smiley #2
Smiley-Worm Smob-1A Sneeker-G
Socha Solano Solano-2000
Solano-B1 Something #1 Something #2
Sonik Youth Sopwith Sorry
South African-416 Sov-1.0 Sov-2.0
Sov-A Sov-B Spanish
Spanish-April Spanish-Fool Spanish-Head
Spanish-Telec-Boot Spanish-Telecom-2A Spanish-Telecom-2B
Spanish-Telecom-3 Spanish-Trojan Spanz #1
Spanz #2 Spanz-V1 Spanz-V2
Sparse #1 Sparse #2 Sparse #3
Sparse #4 Spoiler Spring
Spyer #1 Spyer #2 Spyer-COM
Squawk #1 Squawk #2 Squeaker #1
Squeaker #2 Squeaker #3 Squisher
Stack Staff #1 Staff #2
Staff #3 Staff #4 Stahlplatte #1
Stahlplatte #2 Stanco-PkLite Star One
Star-Dot #1 Star-Dot #2 Star-Dot #3
Star-Dot-600 (A) Star-Dot-600 (B) Star-Dot-801
Starship Starship-Boot Starship-Memory
Stigmata #1 Stigmata #2 Stigmata #3
Stinkfoot #1 Stinkfoot #2 Stinkfoot #3
Stinkfoot #4 Stinkfoot #5 Stone-90
Stoned Stoned Related Stoned-Alberta
Stoned-III Storm Strange
Striker #1 Striker #2 Stupid Criminal
Stupid Rock Subliminal #1 Subliminal #2
Suda-Ada #1 Suda-Ada #2 Suicidal
Suicide SumsDos-Dropper Sunday #1
Sunday #2 Sunday #3 Sunday #4
Sunday #5 Sunday-II (A) Sunday-II (B)
Suomi #1 Suomi #2 Suomi #3
Superhak Suriv #2 Suriv #3
Suriv-1.01 Suriv-2.01 Suriv-3.00
Suriv-Xuxa Surrender #1 Surrender #2
Surrender #3 Surrender #4 Susan #1
Sux SVC-2936 (A) SVC-3.1 (A)
SVC-3.1 (B) SVC-4.0 (A) SVC-4.0 (B)
SVC-5.0 (A) SVC-5.0 (B) SVC-5.0 (C)
SVC-5.1 SVC-6.0 (A) SVC-6.0 (B)
SVC-6.0 (Boot-A) SVC-6.0 (Boot-B) SVC-6.0 (C)
SVC-6.0 (D) SVC-6.0 (E) SVC-6.0 (F)
SVC-6.0 (G) SVC-A/B SVC-Related
Sverdlov #1 Sverdlov #2 Sverdlov #3
SVS Swan-Song Swap
SwedBoys-DM SwedBoys-HD SwedBoys-WW
Swedish Swedish-Stoned Swiss Army
Swiss-143 (A) Swiss-143 (B) Swiss-143 (C)
Swiss-Phoenix Sylvia #1 Sylvia #2
Sylvia-A Sylvia-B Sylvia-II
SYP Syslock #1 Syslock #2
Syslock-3551 Tabulero Taiwan #1
Taiwan #2 Taiwan #3 Taiwan #4
Taiwan #5 Taiwan #6 Taiwan #7
Taiwan-677 Taiwan-743 Taiwan-752
Taiwan-Related Talking Heads Tankard
Tankard-493 Tchantches Techno
Telecom Telecom (encrypted) Telecom-3700
Telecom-3784 Telephonica #1 Telephonica #2
Telephonica #3 Ten-Bytes Tequila
Tequila-A Tequila-B Tequila-Boot #1
Tequila-Boot #2 Tequila-C Tequila-D
Tequila-Dropper Terminator Terminator 2
Terminator-1501-A Terminator-1501-B Terminator-2
Terminator-918 Terminator-981 Terror #1
Terror #2 Terror #3 Terror-Related
Test-Related Test-Virus-A Test-Virus-B
The Rat Thimble #1 Thimble #2
Thursday-12th (A) Thursday-12th (B) Tic
Timemark Timemark-1076 Timeslice
Timeslice-2330 Timid #1 Timid #2
Timid #3 Timid #4 Timid-305
Timid-306 Tiny-123 Tiny-126
Tiny-127 Tiny-128 Tiny-133 (A)
Tiny-133 (B) Tiny-134 (A) Tiny-134 (B)
Tiny-138 Tiny-143 Tiny-154 (A)
Tiny-154 (B) Tiny-156 Tiny-163 (A)
Tiny-163 (B) Tiny-163 (C) Tiny-167
Tiny-191 Tiny-198 Tiny-251
Tiny-A Tiny-B Tiny-DI-101
Tiny-DI-108 (A) Tiny-DI-108 (B) Tiny-DI-110 (A)
Tiny-DI-110 (B) Tiny-DI-94 (A) Tiny-DI-94 (B)
Tiny-DI-94 (C) Tiny-Family #1 Tiny-Family #2
Tiny-Family #3 Tiny-Ghost Tiny-Mutant
Tiny-Related Tivial-30 Todor #1
Todor #2 Todor #3 Todor #4
Tokyo Tolbuhin #1 Tolbuhin #2
Tony #1 Tony #2 Tony-B #1
Tony-B #2 Tony-F Tony-Related
Topo Tori-1 Torm
TP-Worm TPE (encrypted) TPE (unencr.)
Trace-3029 Traceback #1 Traceback #2
Traceback #3 Traceback #4 Traceback-2930-II
Traceback-3029 Track Trackswap
Traveller #1 Traveller #2 Traveller #3
Travelling Jack #1 Travelling Jack #2 Tree
Tremor (encrypted) Tremor (unencr.) Trident Number-6
Trilogy Trivial-25 Trivial-26
Trivial-30-Related Trivial-30D Trivial-30E
Trivial-31 Trivial-32 Trivial-34
Trivial-37 (A) Trivial-37 (B) Trivial-42
Trivial-44 (A) Trivial-44 (B) Trivial-46
Trivial-50 Trivial-64 Trivial-68
Trivial-81 Trivial-84 #1 Trivial-84 #2
Trivial-Explode Trivial-Hanger Trivial-Hastings
Trivial-PopooLar Trivial-Wolverine Troi #1
Troi #2 Troi #3 Troi #4
Troyan Tuesday #1 Tuesday #2
Tuesday #3 Tuesday #4 Tula-419
Tumen Tumen-12 Tumen-20 (A)
Tumen-20 (B) Tumen-5 (A) Tumen-5 (B)
Tumen-Related TUQ Turbo Hamster
Turbo-448 (A) Turbo-448 (B) Turbo-Kukac
Turku Turn Tver
Twin Twin-351 Two Minutes
Typo Typo-COM Typo-Related
UFA-1201 Ugur Ultimat
Ultimation Ungame UNK
Unknown #1 Unknown #2 Unknown #3
Unknown #4 Up-Down Up-side-down Joke
Urfydus Uruguay (encrypted) Uruguay (unencr.)
Uruk Hai-300/361 Uruk Hai-394 Uruk Hai-427
USSR USSR-1049 (A) USSR-1049 (B)
USSR-1049 (C) USSR-1049-Related USSR-1064 (A)
USSR-1064 (B) USSR-1594 (A) USSR-1689 (A)
USSR-1689 (B) USSR-2144 (A) USSR-2144 (B)
USSR-2144 (C) USSR-257 (A) USSR-257 (B)
USSR-3103 USSR-311 (A) USSR-311 (B)
USSR-311 (C) USSR-311 (D) USSR-311 (E)
USSR-394 USSR-492 (A) USSR-492 (B)
USSR-516 (A) USSR-516 (B) USSR-529
USSR-600-Related USSR-693 USSR-696 (A)
USSR-696 (B) USSR-707 (A) USSR-707 (B)
USSR-707 (C) USSR-707 (D) USSR-711 (A)
USSR-711 (B) USSR-711 (C) USSR-830
USSR-905 USSR-948 (A) USSR-948 (B)
USSR-956 V 3000 V-1
V-1-Related V-1302 V-160
V-163 #1 V-163 #2 V-1L
V-2-Related V-463 V-Sign #1
V-Sign #2 V1226 (A) V1226 (B)
V1226 (C) V127-Releated V1600
V191 V1963 V2
V200 (A) V200 (B) V2000 (A)
V2000 (B) V207X-Mutant V21
V2100 (A) V2100 (B) V2100-Related
V270-X V2P6 (encrypted) V306
V358/392-Related V401 V472
V5792 V651/Eddie-3 V800-AMZ
V800-Related V801-Related Vacsina #1
Vacsina #2 Vacsina #3 Vacsina #4
Vacsina #5 Vacsina-1206 Vacsina-1212/1269
Vacsina-1339/1347 Vacsina-1753/1760 Vacsina-1805
Vacsina-2680 Vacsina-Exe2Com Vacsina-Related
Vacsina-TP-04 Vacsina-TP-46 Varicell
VCL VCL-394 VCL-423
VCL-476 VCL-Dome VCL-I (encrypted)
VCL-II (encrypted) VCL-Messiah VCL-Mindless
VComm #1 VComm #2 VComm #3
VCS #1 VCS #2 VCS-1.0
VDV Veng-bcdef Vengence
VFSI VFSI (Happy Day) VHP (damaged)
VHP-353 VHP-361 (A) VHP-361 (B)
VHP-367 VHP-435 VHP-622
VHP-623 VHP-757 VHP-776 (A)
VHP-776 (B) Victor #1 Victor #2
Victor #3 Victor #4 Vienna #1
Vienna #2 Vienna #3 Vienna #4
Vienna #5 Vienna #6 Vienna #7
Vienna #8 Vienna #9 Vienna (damaged)
Vienna-1024 Vienna-1028 Vienna-1054
Vienna-1239 Vienna-510 Vienna-534
Vienna-547 Vienna-5520 Vienna-582
Vienna-600 Vienna-618 Vienna-62 (A)
Vienna-62 (B) Vienna-62 (C) Vienna-621
Vienna-625 Vienna-627 Vienna-634
Vienna-644 (A) Vienna-644 (B) Vienna-645 (A)
Vienna-645 (B) Vienna-645-Related Vienna-656 (A)
Vienna-656 (B) Vienna-726 Vienna-733 (A)
Vienna-733 (B) Vienna-757/776 Vienna-822
Vienna-983 Vienna-Betaboys Vienna-Dr.Q
Vienna-E Vienna-IRA Vienna-MD-354
Vienna-MD-499 Vienna-NewYears Vienna-Related #2
Vienna-Twer Vienna-VioLite Vienna-Viperize
Vienna-X2 Vietnam Vietnam-Nguyen
Vindicator Violator #1 Violator #10
Violator #11 Violator #2 Violator #3
Violator #4 Violator #5 Violator #6
Violator #7 Violator #8 Violator #9
Violetta #1 Violetta #2 Violetta #3
Violetta-Related Viper #1 Viper #2
Viper-Dr Viperize Virdem #1
Virdem #2 Virdem-792 Virdem-Family
Virdem-Generic Virus-101 Virus-189
Virus-9 Virus-90 (A) Virus-90 (B)
Virus-90 (C) Virus-97 Virus-Constr.-Set
Vivaldi Void-Poem Volga-Boot #1
Volga-Boot #2 Voronezh #1 Voronezh #2
Voronezh #3 Voronezh #4 Voronezh-1600 (B)
Voronezh-370/650 Vote #1 Vote #2
VP #1 VP #2 VP #3
VP #4 Vriest #1 Vriest #2
Vriest #3 VSC-1.0 VVF-3.4 (A)
VVF-3.4 (B) VVV-252-Related W13 (A)
W13 (B) W13 (C) W13-Req!
Walker Wanderer Warrior #1
Warrior #2 Warrior #3 Warrior #4
Warrior-Related #1 Warrior-Related #2 Warrior-X
Water Wave-373 We're-Here #1
We're-Here #2 We're-Here #3 Weimar
Wench Westwood #1 Westwood #2
Westwood #3 Whale #1 Whale #10
Whale #11 Whale #12 Whale #13
Whale #14 Whale #15 Whale #16
Whale #17 Whale #18 Whale #19
Whale #2 Whale #20 Whale #21
Whale #22 Whale #23 Whale #24
Whale #25 Whale #26 Whale #27
Whale #28 Whale #29 Whale #3
Whale #30 Whale #31 Whale #32
Whale #4 Whale #5 Whale #6
Whale #7 Whale #8 Whale #9
Whale Mutant #1 Whale Mutant #10 Whale Mutant #11
Whale Mutant #12 Whale Mutant #13 Whale Mutant #14
Whale Mutant #15 Whale Mutant #16 Whale Mutant #17
Whale Mutant #18 Whale Mutant #19 Whale Mutant #2
Whale Mutant #20 Whale Mutant #21 Whale Mutant #22
Whale Mutant #23 Whale Mutant #24 Whale Mutant #25
Whale Mutant #26 Whale Mutant #27 Whale Mutant #28
Whale Mutant #29 Whale Mutant #3 Whale Mutant #30
Whale Mutant #31 Whale Mutant #32 Whale Mutant #4
Whale Mutant #5 Whale Mutant #6 Whale Mutant #7
Whale Mutant #8 Whale Mutant #9 Whale-64 (A)
Whale-64 (B) Wilbur #1 Wilbur #2
Wilbur #3 Wild Thing Willow
Windows-Virus WinVir-14 Wisconsin #1
Wisconsin #2 Wisconsin #3 Wisconsin #4
Wisconsin #5 Wit-Code #1 Wit-Code #2
Witch Wizard Wolfman #1
Wolfman #2 Wolfman #3 Wolfman #4
Wolverine Wonder #1 Wonder #2
Word Word (encrypted) Word-Related
Words WWP WWT #1
WWT #2 WWT #3 WWT #4
WWT-Related X1 X1-570
XA1-A XA1-B XA1-Boot
Xabaras #1 Xabaras #2 XAM
XDV XMas-Violator #1 XMas-Violator #2
XPEH-5648 XPEH-5808 XPEH-5856
Xuxa #1 Xuxa #2 Y-302
Yafo Yale #1 Yale #2
YAM-3599 YAN-Boot Yankee #1
Yankee #2 Yankee #3 Yankee #4
Yankee #5 Yankee #6 Yankee 2885
Yankee-1150/1202 (A) Yankee-1150/1202 (B) Yankee-1624
Yankee-1905 Yankee-1961 Yankee-2505
Yankee-2576 Yankee-2764 Yankee-2772
Yankee-2932 Yankee-2968/2974 Yankee-2981
Yankee-3045 Yankee-Doodle #1 Yankee-Doodle #2
Yankee-Related #1 Yankee-Related #2 YAP #1
YAP #2 Yaunch #1 Yaunch #2
Yaunch #3 Year-1992 Year-2000
Yeke-1076 Yeke-1204 Yellow
Youth Youth-Silence Yukon
Yukon-Overwrite Zaphod Zapper
Zapper-Rostov Zero-Bug #1 Zero-Bug #2
Zero-Bug #3 Zero-Hunt #1 Zero-Hunt #2
Zero-Hunt #3 Zero-Hunt-Related Zero-Translator
Zherkov #1 Zherkov #2 Zherkov #3
Zherkov-1940 Zherkov-Related Ziuck 1372
ZK-900 (A) ZK-900 (B) ZK-900 (C)
ZMT-252 (A) ZMT-252 (B) ZRK-1882
ZRK-2968/2970 ZU ZV
ZZ _1480 _150
_17960 _226 _2623
KNOWN PROBLEMS IN OTHER PROGRAMS:
Usually all programs from Central Point (CPAV and MSAV) do NOT
cipher their scan strings (either memory and program file) which
makes it easy to pathc these programs. False positives are
likely to occur. We've had an enormus outbreak of Tremor in
Germany during the last four months. Did you know that Tremor
specifically switches the resident part of CPAV and/or MSAV OFF!
Bootsafe.Exe
============
Older versions of this program did not decrypt their scan
strings properly. Delete it and replace it with a newer version.
Ikarus Antivirus Utilities Advanced Edition
===========================================
Warning!, Signature of Eddie-2 (B) found in RMV.VDB
Path name: D:\AV\VUAE\RMV.VDB
Time: 01:51:50, Date: 27.03.1992, Size: 14690, Attr: R- H- S- A-
Cure: NONE
Microcomm's Virex-PC
====================
Virexpro.Com
Warning!, Signature of Fellow found in VIREXPRO.COM
Path name: D:\AV\VIREXPC\VIREXPRO.COM
Time: 00:00:00, Date: 20.08.1991, Size: 48984, Attr: R- H- S- A-
CURE: NONE
VirX.Exe
Warning!, Signature of 570 found in VIRX.EXE
Virus-Cure Cure.Exe
===================
Warning!, Signature of 1210 found in CURE.EXE
Path name: D:\AV\VIRUSCU.RE\CURE.EXE
Time: 08:50:34, Date: 04.02.1991, Size: 55737, Attr: R- H- S- A-
CURE: NONE
Mc Affee's Pro Scan:
====================
Warning!, Signature of Slow #2 found in PRO-SCAN.EXE
Path name: D:\AV\PRO-SCAN\PRO-SCAN.EXE
Time: 11:17:30, Date: 06.08.1991, Size: 75189, Attr: R- H- S- A-
CURE: NONE
Certus Novi (now Symantec)
==========================
Warning!, Signature of Den Zuk #1 found in NOVI.OVL
Path name: D:\AV\NOVI\NOVI.OVL
Time: 01:01:00, Date: 01.09.1991, Size: 32859, Attr: R- H- S- A-
CURE: NONE
Old Datacrime-Scanner in CompuServe:
====================================
Warning!, Signature of Datacrime-1168 found in DC89SCAN.EXE
Path name: E:\OLD.TAP\TAPARC.5\DC89SCAN.EXE
Time: 06:42:18, Date: 07.10.1989, Size: 18209, Attr: R- H- S- A+
CURE: NONE
*****************************************************************
* These are the ONLY false positives WE received on OUR systems *
*****************************************************************
Got a nice review in Virus Bulletin 1/93. However, they found
some other programs, which AVScan 'flags' as infected:
Virex-PC V.2.3
==============
570
Vi-Spy Version 10
=================
Aircop
Viruscure-Plus Version 2.41
===========================
Slow
Support:
========
Support for AVScan is provided on an as is basis if time
permits. Since we make our living out of AntiVir IV, our comercial
virus remover (not a simple deleter!), you can reach us ONLY at:
CompuServe 71310,3143
InterNet 71310,3143@compuserve.com
Fax ++49 7542 52510
Background:
===========
AVScan is based on the algorithm behind AntiVir IV, which scans
for viruses in destroyed or damaged files. Some viruses do not
infect all kind of files quite easily. They usually have big
problems on certain files.
Scanning and removing viruses on infected files is usually quite
easy (advertisment: we can do it), even for encrypting viruses.
The problems are damaged files where the virus overwrote parts of
the host file. We take this seriously and built a scanning
version into AntiVir IV. This special feature enables the user
to scan for virus identities or signatures in damaged files.
This algorithm is the engine within AVScan and used within
AntiVir IV. AntiVir IV is a German product and available in
German only. Please don't ask about an English version - new
viruses keep us busy to implement new recovering methods
than to build an English version. I'm sorry about that. This
version of AVScan is supposed NOT to work on systems equipped
German versions of DOS - while the German version of AVScan
does.
We're thinking of bringing AVScan to North America. Ideas
welcome. You can contact us:
H+BEDV GmbH
Attn: Tjark Auerbach
Olgastrasse 4
D-88069 Tettnang
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