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Name: 3troj
Aliases: 3 Trojans,
Ports: N/A
Files: 3troj.zip - 140,026 bytes 3troj09.exe - 77,696 bytes Papwaste.exe - 34,250 bytes Inkwaste.exe - 26,512 bytes Comlock.exe - 20,408 bytes
Created: Feb 1997
Requires: N/A
Actions: Prank trojan
The printer spits out paper with much ink on. The computer can only run in DOS.
Versions: 0.9,
Registers: N/A
Notes: Works on Windows.
Country: N/A
Program: Written in Quick Basic.

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