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This harmless Win32 virus is 7200 bytes in size and written in C. It searches for executable files on the C: disk and infects them, writing itself to the last sector.

Installation

On installation, the virus copies one of its files under the name sst.exe to the Windows system directory.

The virus contains the following text strings:

sic semper tirannis
SST.EXE

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