The most interesting fact regarding this virus is that the author of it
is known. He uploaded the virus to a number of BBS, saying that the
source code was available for around $20. The virus is a simple .COM
infector that adds 857 bytes to any file it infects. It will only infect
files on drive A: and B: but it would be easy to "fix" that. An infected
program will display the message "Infected!" when it is executed, but
otherwise the virus does nothing at all. The virus was uploaded for
educational purposes, according to the author, but has now been removed.
A "new and improved" version. It infects .EXE files as well as .COM files,
and is somewhat variable. Some attempts were made to make it difficult to
disassemble or modify the virus, but this "protection" is easily defeated.
The virus contains one unusual feature, it infects COMMAND.COM by
overwriting it, in the same manner as the Lehigh virus does, so no change
in length is visible. Unlike Virus-90, this virus was not made available
to the public.