Not to mention that while it can be a pain to do, it's entirely possible to recover the BIOS. MEMZ doesn't do that-it targets the MBR instead. One that wears the hard disk, or worse: a twist on the generally "harmless" Stuxnet virus, where instead of only targeting centrifuges.well, how about we turn off the CPU fans? Then the system overheats! Generally though, the closest you'll get to 'destroying' In a way, it's possible to create a virus the can destroy some hardware, such as If you get a virus, it doesn't "destroy" the PC. This is a common misconception from all sorts of PC users. Not listening.Īlso, MEMZ does not "completely brick/destroy computers and data". I just want to clarify, This is the result of one thing: stupidity. Or when a user gets the virus and attempts to use is on his/her friend, not stopping to think how it affects others. There was a problem preparing your codespace, please try again. If nothing happens, download Xcode and try again. MEMZ 4 had a warning message to warn users that the file was dangerous.īut of course we all know what happens when a noob with no computer experience doesn't listen. If nothing happens, download GitHub Desktop and try again. The developer made Memz 4.0, as well as a clean version. He privately sent it out to some others, and some of the reciepients failed to follow Leurak's request NOT to share it to their peers or strangers. Leurak, the creator of the virus, intended it only to be for fun, and it was for Youtuber danooct1's 'Viewer-made malware' series.
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