What is the most dangerous malware you know?

cryptolock

Windows 98

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GrayFish. It can brick all your drives at once whenever the attacker wants and it's hardly detectable, it might be taking a nap right now in your SSD while waiting for the appropriate signal.

windows 10

>>52496965
Hello chris aljewdi

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ebola

Speaking of malware, My L337 Haxor Nephew is over using the same wifi and now black blank cmd-like boxes is popping up on my phone. What did he do? Phone was never out my possession.

system32; delete it quickly m8

>>52497095
Windows Update is the more malicious and dangerous malware in my opinion.
We need to prevent people from contracting Windows Update HIV. People who are already infected with Windows 10 AIDS can't be cured anyway, just get life-prolonging medication.

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>>52497165

>>52497037
>>52497095
Haha lol funny meme :D

>>52496965
Anything that falls into cryptolocker and brickers.
Scareware no.

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Stuxnet.

>>52497193
This should be updated to include Windows 10 spyware & botnet programs

>>52496965
GNU/Linux

>>52497193
"b-b-but I just wanted to triforce"

Conficker. Anything that uses BadUSB.

>>52496965
google chrome

AMD products

>>52497662
/thread

>>52497290
This, it has no effect on over 99% of systems but it fucks with nuclear reactors, that's pretty dangerous

ZeuS

Linux

>>52497208
Haha lol funny meme :D

>>52497735
t. skiddie

>>52496965

Stuxnet is really interesting, but very specific. Fucked over Iran's nuclear program for a few years.

>>52497726
No, no and no.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet

>>52496965
Womyn in stem

>>52497787
Non sequitur.

CIH Chernobyl. Nuff said.

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>>52496965
Just finished this beauty, 100% FUD because it uses legitimate ways to accomplish it's goals.

>>52498515
Tell us what it does pls.

gentoo

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>>52498515
nice

>>52496965
you're mum

>>52498597
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/deeabf8d49002be8f169f230eb699f960278e317169ec709e7cb8f5a1be6a03a/analysis/1453161225/

>>52498559
when my database gets hungry, it feeds it your microsoft account details, windows username, and document metadata, ans the IP (logged server side).

I end up with a table containing:
>MS-account display name
>MS-account address details (if the user was stupid enough to fill them in)
>MS-account initials
>IP address
>Windows username
>Full path and filename
>A tag i defined
>document author
>last print date
>last save date
>last saved by username
>total edittime
>revision number

It's tracking/logging who opens the file and does what.
It uses intentionally created features of microsoft office word 2013 so it's not detected.

It also needs to be visually hidden, on discovery most people will immediatly know what they're looking at.

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>>52498749
>"Your hash has been added to our virus databases, thank you for your cooperation"

>>52498749
voted as bad file ^^

>>52497156
>he has access to all your shemale and trap porn

Enjoy being blackmailed anon.