Actually, it probably just distributes itself to a bunch of other people. And it presumably installs a limited backdoor on the system that someone can use for DDoS or untraceable hacking. Seems like most of the nasty things viruses do to infected machines these days are either because they are poorly-written and crash, or are the result of trying to make them difficult to remove.

Doing a Google search with the text of the associated message often can identify what it is--though sometimes those are randomly generated from files on the local hard drive.

At 10:15 PM 6/26/03 +0800, Chong Yu Meng wrote:
Same here. But I have found myself wondering, recently, what this particular virus does. Kind of like survivor guilt. Strange huh ?

Regards,
pascal chong



Kurt Wall wrote:


Nope. Nothing here at KurtWerks seems to mind. :-)


KUrt



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