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*[[Smb3free.exe]] was a [[screamer]] [[video game]] made in 2016 by Jackyfeli on FANDOM. It was a fan-sequel of ''Smb3free.cf''. When starting the game, the intro is shown before going to the game's main menu. When opening one of the game files, the world map appears. There is only a single level to choose from. When entering the level, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] pops up with a scream followed by the game crashing.  
*[[Smb3free.exe]] was a [[screamer]] [[video game]] made in 2016 by Jackyfeli on FANDOM. It was a fan-sequel of ''Smb3free.cf''. When starting the game, the intro is shown before going to the game's main menu. When opening one of the game files, the world map appears. There is only a single level to choose from. When entering the level, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] pops up with a scream followed by the game crashing.  
==Application==
*''[[Blackcom]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[application]]-based [[malware]] created by FlashUpload and coded in VBScript. Upon launching, it presents a deceptive error message that resembles a [[wikipedia:Microsoft Word|Microsoft]] Word issue, claiming that characters in <code>MSWORD.EXE</code> are not understood. Shortly afterward, it displays a false binary error message and prompts the user to include specific characters in an error report. Subsequently, Blackcom generates additional fake error messages related to <code>svchost.exe</code> and <code>DRVSTORE</code>, indicating the lack of an essential system file and the inability of Windows to run. Shortly, the trojan induces a system shutdown and corrupts <code>hal.dll</code> in the System32 directory, making Windows unbootable. Additionally, Blackcom changes the homepage to a [[YouTube]] [[screamer]], although the specific content of the screamer remains unknown.
==Application==
==Application==
*''[[Blackcom]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[application]]-based [[malware]] created by FlashUpload and coded in VBScript. Upon launching, it presents a deceptive error message that resembles a [[wikipedia:Microsoft Word|Microsoft]] Word issue, claiming that characters in <code>MSWORD.EXE</code> are not understood. Shortly afterward, it displays a false binary error message and prompts the user to include specific characters in an error report. Subsequently, Blackcom generates additional fake error messages related to <code>svchost.exe</code> and <code>DRVSTORE</code>, indicating the lack of an essential system file and the inability of Windows to run. Shortly, the trojan induces a system shutdown and corrupts <code>hal.dll</code> in the System32 directory, making Windows unbootable. Additionally, Blackcom changes the homepage to a [[YouTube]] [[screamer]], although the specific content of the screamer remains unknown.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh8ceqtyGVI</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIXIJCopsDo</ref>
*''[[Blackcom]]'' was a [[screamer]] [[application]]-based [[malware]] created by FlashUpload and coded in VBScript. Upon launching, it presents a deceptive error message that resembles a [[wikipedia:Microsoft Word|Microsoft]] Word issue, claiming that characters in <code>MSWORD.EXE</code> are not understood. Shortly afterward, it displays a false binary error message and prompts the user to include specific characters in an error report. Subsequently, Blackcom generates additional fake error messages related to <code>svchost.exe</code> and <code>DRVSTORE</code>, indicating the lack of an essential system file and the inability of Windows to run. Shortly, the trojan induces a system shutdown and corrupts <code>hal.dll</code> in the System32 directory, making Windows unbootable. Additionally, Blackcom changes the homepage to a [[YouTube]] [[screamer]], although the specific content of the screamer remains unknown.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh8ceqtyGVI</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIXIJCopsDo</ref>

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