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It is a virus that infects Windows
PE executables. It is a direct infector of EXE files. It works
under Windows 95, 98 and NT.
If an infected file is executed
on Sep. 24, the virus creates an endless number of message
boxes that contain the following text:
TOTILIX Presents...
This >TOTILIX< Virus was assembled at the
city of Oporto Portugal!
gas_par@hotmail.com
(c) 1999 G@SP@R aka Sexus
During infection, the virus
overwrites the first six bytes at the entry point of the host
program to transfer control to the viral code upon execution
of the file. These six bytes are stored in the virus body
and restored in memory when the viral code is executed. After
decrypting its viral code, the virus searches for 30 Windows
API functions used for finding and infecting files. Then,
it allocates memory, copies itself to that newly allocated
memory and executes from there. It does not infect files that
start with NTVD. If it finds a file named ANTI-VIR.DAT, it
deletes this file.
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