If the installed system uses an EFI bootloader, 'Nyan Cat' does not appear on startup due to different booting schemes, but the computer will still fail to boot as the EFI system partition will be impossible to find due to the partition table being broken.

The MBR payload written while note.txt gets opened is a 'Nyan Cat' animation running as a custom bootloader, and this write is likely to break your partition table. MEMZ Destructive launches multiple instances of itself - one renders the payloads, while the other guard each other and trigger killWindows(), which creates a rain of message boxes and crashes the PC as elaborated further down. The payloads are meant to work on Windows XP and up, failing on all previous versions of Windows due to missing API calls. This means your computer will not start up again. Trying to kill MEMZ will cause your system to beĪt the same moment, the computer's Master Boot Record is overwritten by MEMZ. YOUR COMPUTER HAS BEEN FUCKED BY THE MEMZ TROJAN. At the same time, it will leave a note titled note.txt for the user saying that they will not be able to use the computer anymore after rebooting it: If the user answers Yes to both warning messages, MEMZ will run. Newer versions of MEMZ Destructive, 4.0 and up, warn the user not to run it on a physical machine as it will damage it and advise the user to run the trojan on a virtual machine. Hi, because of some complaints I will give a complete In-depth overview of what the memz will do to your computer and some of the payloads it can do.

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