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MacOS/SevenDust Type Virus SubType Macintosh Discovery Date 06/01/1998 Length varies Minimum DAT N/A (11/28/2005) Updated DAT 4638 (11/28/2005) Minimum Engine N/A Description Added 12/13/2002 Description Modified 12/13/2002 11:07 AM (PT) Risk Assessment: Corporate User Low Home User Low Overview: This is a virus detection. Viruses are programs that self-replicate recursively, meaning that infected systems spread the virus to other systems, which then propagate the virus further. While many viruses contain a destructive payload, it's quite common for viruses to do nothing more than spread from one system to another. Aliases: • 666 • Graphics Accelerator • Mac/SevenD • Mac/Sevendust • MDEF 666 • MDEF 9806 • MDEF E Characteristics: This is a family of seven viruses that infect Apple Macintosh applications by modifying MDEF resource. Some variants drop a system extension (ex., called '666' or 'Graphics Accelerator'), some introduce a new INIT resource in the System file. The variant known as 'Graphics Accelerator' (variant .f) first appeared on the Info-Mac shareware archives. The file's author claimed that it was a custom extension that would speed up graphics routines in applications written for Motorola 68000-series processors, but run on computers with PowerPC processors. A file description included with it read: "Enclosed you will find my custom Graphics Accelerator that helps PPC macs speed graphics programs up that use 68K code. It uses a custom blitting subroutine, and it should work on PPC apps as well. Please include it in your Graphics/Utilities directory. Thank you very much." This file was pulled from the site in September 1998. The source code for some SevenDust variants was circulated in the Internet so this family has many variants most likely written by different people. Latest strains are the first polymorphic viruses to appear on the Mac OS platform. Page 1 Symptoms: Presence of '666' or '\001Graphics Accelerator' in the Extensions folder. Note that the extension dropped by the virus has an invisible character in front which makes it difficult to distinguish the file from a legitimate video driver from ATI that has 'Graphics Accelerator' name! The latest variant may drop its extension under different names but always has the first invisible character. Variants .a-.d do not have any damaging payload. But computers infected with the most common variant (aka 'Graphics Accelerator') erase all non-application files started during the sixth hour of the 6th or 12th day of any month. Method of Infection: Members of this family hit MDEF and INIT resources. Infected applications have MDEF resource, the System has INIT. There are seven known variants: Variant .a Only hi…

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¤SHADOWGATE¤ THE SECRET ROOM (Macintosh version) Instructions by Joe Egg (09/12/1987) Screenshots by Gaël Coupé (08/18/2007), under miniVmac emulation « So thou wouldst wish there was more to the jolly game of Shadowgate, eh? Something that would test the mettle of even the bravest and most cunning adventurer? Thy wish has been answered oh gallant knight (knightess?) But thou wouldst fall to thy very knees in cerebral pain if thou knew what stalwart challenge lie ahead. Fear not oh courageous one! Thy following account of one who has gone before you shall lead you in thy glorious quest. Go forth and conquer!!! Enough of the silly stuff. Yes, there is indeed a hidden room in Shadowgate. And yes, it is rather tough to get to. So follow these instructions to a "T" (no matter how bizarre they may seem). If you've played the game to a reasonable extent then you've probably been to the location of the waterfall and avalanche. You probably noticed the glimmer of what looks like a staircase emerging from beneath the rock fall. And, like me, you probably spent hours trying to move the stones so you could get to it. Sound familiar? Well, I finally gave up on the seemingly immobile rockslide and went on to tackle and eventually solve the rest of the game. Must've been another red herring, right? Wrong! You CAN get past it. However, the room beyond the rocks was put in just as a joke for the Programmers (you'll see what I mean when you get inside). So enough chatter. Let's get to it! First of all, let's make sure you have the right items to complete the job properly. You only need four things. Make sure you have the sling, a stone to use in the sling, the bottle that emits a horrible stench in the rising rope room (make sure it's closed!), and enough torches to keep you from dying. I won't tell you exactly where to find these items. Don't want to take away all your fun. Ready? Okay, here we go. Find your way to the avalanche room: Got that? Good. Now, pay attention. Can you see those two stairs in the crevice? I know, they don't look much like stairs but they are. In order to get rid of the rocks, you'll have to blast away a hole in the cliff. This is the tricky part. You need to place the bottle of stench (making absolute sure that it is closed) on the top of the bottom step. It needs to be lined up EXACTLY with the top line of that step. In other words, the line of pixels on the bottom of the bottle should be sitting on top of the line of pixels on the stair. Similarly, the bottle must be lined up FLUSH LEFT with the straight line perpendicular to the bottom stair. Once again, the layer of pixels on the bottle should lay on top of the pixels running perpendicular to the stair. Confusing, huh? But it's necessary. The smartasses made it so the bottle must be lined up ABSOLUTELY EXACTLY PI…

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