spread to any peripheral stuff that happens to be connected or will ever be connected, like usb drives or something
also filter through documents that might reveal what this computer is used for and the type of person who owns it
The owner of the computer seems to have a USB drive plugged in. After scanning, it consists of music files and games. You change the autorun.inf, make it hidden and put some malicious stuff onto it.
The epidemic begins.
Also, after scanning through the computer, it appears to be running on...Windows XP?
Not SP1. Not SP2. Just Windows XP.
They're also running an outdated version of avast!. Which is, uh, avast! 4.
Who the forget is this bozo?
turn on microsoft sam. raise the volume to the very tippy top. like to the point where it's so loving LOUD it's just white noise.
say. every. thing.
well holy stuff we'll get detected and taken to some geek squad rep and be removed
unless we could fight the anti-virus because that'd be cool
You turn on Microsoft Sam and amplify its volume to beyond that of normal values, blasting through the user's speakers. They mute the audio, and are confused as to why it happened.
You don't seem to be detected by the antivirus, which is pretty obvious considering its age.
As a act of being evil (of course, since you're a virus), you proceed to backstab (disable) the antivirus, while masking it to make it look like it's working.
Good work, you.
ultracraftgames is going to be pissed
ot: become adware and shove researchographic hentai ads in the guy's face when he ever logs into either deviantart or newgrounds
((heh heh))
You scan the user's history and there's, uh...a lot of stuff. You basically take ads for that and redirect ad servers to point to ad servers for those...sites. Since it's not really smart to just do it on two websites, you do it for every website.
The user visits a website and notices this, but they don't seem to be shocked.
