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'''Frau1.exe''', Frau being German for woman, is an executable scareware Trojan that was made in 1999 by ''Easy Reader''. | '''Frau1.exe''', Frau being German for woman, is an [[Application|executable scareware]] Trojan that was made in 1999 by ''Easy Reader''. | ||
This program starts a game, which shows a picture of a young blonde woman who appears to be stripping, which is covered by ten numbered boxes, almost making the program look like a simple advent calendar. By clicking the boxes, the user can reveal more parts of the background picture, until only the tenth box remains, which is covering the woman's cleavage. | This [[program]] starts a [[game]], which shows a picture of a young blonde woman who appears to be stripping, which is covered by ten numbered boxes, almost making the program look like a simple advent calendar. By clicking the boxes, the user can reveal more parts of the background picture, until only the tenth box remains, which is covering the woman's cleavage. | ||
Once the user clicks the tenth box, a picture of a nude elder woman holding her breasts pops up along with a sound clip from the 1952 ''[[wikipedia:Looney Tunes|Looney Tunes]]'' film ''Gift Wrapped,'', where Granny saying "ah ha! You didn't count on Pocahontas, did you, Geronimo?" After this, the credits appear below the picture, while the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9eX2ajK3A4 Easy Reader] song from the 1970's educational show [[wikipedia:The Electric Company|The Electric Company]] plays, as a reference to the author's pseudonym. | Once the user clicks the tenth box, a picture of a nude elder woman holding her breasts pops up along with a sound clip from the 1952 ''[[wikipedia:Looney Tunes|Looney Tunes]]'' film ''Gift Wrapped,'', where Granny saying "ah ha! You didn't count on Pocahontas, did you, Geronimo?" After this, the credits appear below the picture, while the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9eX2ajK3A4 Easy Reader] song from the 1970's educational show [[wikipedia:The Electric Company|The Electric Company]] plays, as a reference to the author's pseudonym. |
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