Date of Origin: Reported in November, 1989 by Jean Luz, an NCSA member.
Known for about one year prior to that in Spain and Portugal.
Place of Origin: Spain and Portugal
Host Machine: PC compatibles.
Host Files: COM files other than COMMAND.COM. Not memory resident.
OnScreen Symptoms: Displays a fake advertisement for the Amstrad
computer.
Increase in Size of Infected Files: 847 bytes.
Nature of Damage: May corrupt program or overlay files.
Detected by: Scanv51+, F-Prot, IBM Scan, Pro-Scan.
Removed by: CleanUp, Scan/D, F-Prot, or simply erase the infected files.
This virus appears to cause no damage beyond replication, which may
occasionally damage a COM file.
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