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|imagecaption = The '''Hikaru.exe''' program icon. | |imagecaption = The '''Hikaru.exe''' program icon. | ||
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'''hikaru.exe''', alse known as '''Sadako virus''' in Japan, was a Japanese [[screamer]] joke application created by shizuka. It is a variant of the ''Win32.Joke_Ghost'' joke program. | '''hikaru.exe''', alse known as '''Sadako virus''' in Japan, was a Japanese [[screamer]] joke [[application]] created by shizuka. It is a variant of the ''Win32.Joke_Ghost'' joke program. | ||
If the user runs it, it doesn't seem to do anything. However, it silently becomes present in the operating computer's memory and triggers a payload at random times which shows a full-screen picture of a ghost girl, similar but not the same as [[McDonalds.exe]], with a scream sound effect. It quickly spread over the Internet in Japan in the early 2000s. However, it didn't become as popular as its cousin. Some have complained that even when restarting the computer, the application will still continue its usual behavior. | If the user runs it, it doesn't seem to do anything. However, it silently becomes present in the operating computer's memory and triggers a payload at random times which shows a full-screen picture of a ghost girl, similar but not the same as [[McDonalds.exe]], with a scream sound effect. It quickly spread over the Internet in Japan in the early 2000s. However, it didn't become as popular as its cousin. Some have complained that even when restarting the computer, the application will still continue its usual behavior. | ||
