Actifed (computer virus)
Actifed is a G2-generated encrypted computer virus which infects .COM and .EXE files but not command.com
. The virus is loaded into memory by executing an infected program and then affects the computer's run-time operation and corrupts program files.
Common name | Actifed |
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Technical name | Actifed |
Family | N/A |
Classification | Virus |
Type | DOS |
Subtype | COM and EXE infector. Runtime disruptor. |
Isolation | Unknown |
Point of isolation | Unknown |
Point of origin | Unknown |
Author(s) | Unknown |
G2 is a computer virus creation tool written by Dark Angel of the Phalcon/Skism organization. This organization also wrote the "Phalcon-Skism Mass Produced Code Generator" [PS-MPC] which was used in the creation of Abraxas and numerous other viruses.
G2 generates compact, easily modified, fully commented, source code of .COM and .EXE infectors. It also supports the creation of resident and non-resident encrypted and non-encrypted viruses. The PS-MPC has similar use.
External links
- Computer Viruses (A), by Probert Encyclopedia
- Computer Viruses (G), by Probert Encyclopedia
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