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PC<br />

MS-DOS/PC-DOS Computer <strong>Virus</strong>es<br />

PKWARE Inc., 9025 N. Deerwood Drive, Brown Deer, WI 53223 USA<br />

See also PKZIP Trojan 2 Check the version number using PKUNZIP with the -l option to list<br />

the contents of the archive. If it is version 2.01 then delete it. Delete the file.<br />

Name: PKZIP Trojan 2<br />

Aliases: PKZIP Trojan 2, PKZIPV2.ZIP, PKZIPV2.EXE,<br />

ZIP Trojan<br />

Type: Trojan.<br />

Disk Location: PKZIPV2.ZIP<br />

PKZIPV2.EXE<br />

Features: Erases the Hard Disk.<br />

Damage: Erases the Hard Size: The files are short, only See Also: PKZIP Trojan 1<br />

Disk.<br />

a few lines of text.<br />

Notes: The PKZIP trojan is a program masquareding as PKZIP version 2.2. It is actually just a<br />

short command file containing DEL C:\DOS\*.*, and DEL C:\*.* . When run, it attempts to<br />

erase the contents of the C:\DOS directory and the c:\ directory. There will never be a version of<br />

PKZIP numbered 2.2 though there may be a version 2.0 in the near future (6/92). The Trojan has<br />

been found in the files PKZIPV2.ZIP, PKZIPV2.EXE and has been uploaded to several BBSs. If<br />

you have had files deleted by this Trojan, you may be able to recover them with an unerase utility<br />

such as those supplied with Norton Utilities or PCTools. Contact PKWARE if you see it. Voice<br />

at 414-354-8699, BBS at 414-354-8670, FAX at 414-354-8559<br />

PKWARE Inc., 9025 N. Deerwood Drive, Brown Deer, WI 53223 USA<br />

See also PKZIP Trojan 1 Your hard disk is erased. Type the file to see if it is a command file<br />

instead of an executable. The command file will contain instructions to delete files on the hard<br />

disk. Delete the file.<br />

Name: Plague<br />

Aliases: Plague Type:<br />

Disk Location: Features:<br />

Damage: Size: See Also:<br />

Notes: claim that it was created by either someone in Brisbane Austrailia, or USA. (virus-l, v5-<br />

189).<br />

Name: Plastique<br />

Aliases: Plastique, 3012, HM2, Plastique 1, Plastique 4.51 Type: Boot sector.<br />

Disk Location: COM application.<br />

EXE application.<br />

Hard disk boot sector.<br />

Features:<br />

Damage: Size: See Also: Jerusalem, Anticad<br />

Notes: Most variants play a melody, if you press Ctrl-Alt-del while melody is being played, it<br />

overwrites the beginning of the hard disk.<br />

Name: Plovdiv<br />

Aliases: Plovdiv, Plovdiv 1.1, Plovdiv 1.3, Damage 1.1,<br />

Damage 1.3, Bulgarian Damage 1.3<br />

Type: Program.<br />

Disk Location: COM application.<br />

Features: Corrupts a program or overlay files.<br />

EXE application.<br />

Attempts to format the disk.<br />

Damage: Corrupts a program Size: Overlays application, no See Also:<br />

278 CIAC Computer <strong>Virus</strong> <strong>Information</strong> Update May 21, 1998

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