Today is Gat Andres Bonifacio’s day. No work, no pressure, so I took the advantage of going to my aunt’s workplace to remove the so-called Jaymyka worm. All the computers were infected. Worm: Jaymyka Threat Level: Low Target Victims: Users viewing adult sites (Geez! Who did that in the office?) Description: It creates an autorun.inf file per drive with the following contents, [autorun] open=jay.exe ;shell\open=Open(&O) shell\open\Command=jay.exe shell\open\Default=1 ;shell\explore=Manager(&X) shell\explore\Command=jay.exe The autorun.inf file is paired with jay.exe. The jay.exe file handles the annoying duplication of files and some resource-hogging tasks leading to DoS attack. If this worm is able to infect the target device successfully, it attaches a file named mveo.exe at startup. This mveo.exe is responsible for the worm’s capability of regeneration. [Diagnosis] 1. Kill mveo.exe and jay.exe TASKKILL /F /IM mveo.exe /IM jay.exe 2. Delete...