replied this on someone else's comment - i mean, some of the viruses were just made for fun and not actually to hurt anybody - those tend to make it 100% clear that it is a virus and should only be used on a vm by those who know what they're doing
good thing about some malwares is that they warn u in case u get trolled or download the wrong thing or whatever, but that's pretty weird for someone that creates a virus to let u know your pc is getting destroyed
those malware aren't made to actually fuck people over, they're mostly just little programming projects that people make for fun that's why they let you know, because they don't want someone that doesn't know what they're doing to run them
this is just a tip, obviously the intentions of a virus is to take over your computer so if you are experimenting with viruses then I would recommend doing more than just disconnecting your internet but unplugging your router itself. some viruses can turn your internet back on so making sure that you have no Internet available at all is the best route. BTW love these videos it's very interesting just hoping that you unplugged your router because you never know what a virus can do
I would seriously not trust a virtual machine to contain some of these viruses. If they are as bad as they are known to be, then it would probably be fairly easy for one to breach the VM. Can even see that bloody virus moving between VM's at least once. It would also probably be better to do this on an older laptop that might not have wifi functionality and needs to be plugged in so you'd know for sure if you're definitely not connected to the internet, because maybe even if your wifi router is disabled, it might try to connect to neighbors wifi or something.
@@anonymunsichtbar3715 yesterday i looked up this info to be safe and yup would you know it there's been cases where the virus or malware understood that it was in a VM and caused an outbreak in a private network, look up "Is my host machine completely isolated from a virus-infected virtual machine?" -stack exchange
Every single "I Downloaded The Most Dangerous Computer Viruses" video ever be like: Do you want to allow this app from an unknown publisher to make changes to your device?
Yes it does not affect your PC my friend tried it out and I go to his house almost every single day and his computer is not being infected so you can go ahead and try it out but I really don’t know if there’s any other ones but he got some other sims on there so you can go ahead and try it out.
Fun facts: NoEscape has payloads triggered by setting your computer's clock to a specific day MrsMajor will only run on vms, it refuses to run on actual physical PCs
Another fun fact: Each year more viruses are made not to destroy your pc, but for you to see what happens when you download it. That's why many of them are easy to delete.
@@imfern. Virtual hardware is very easy to discover. It takes effort to 'spoof' how the hardware is identified by the operating system to make it appear like actual physical hardware. Thankfully actually breaking out of the container is another matter... unless the virus has local network access, in which case good luck.
@@555-xd1fo because thats not his computer, its a vm its like a fake computer, so he can still use his mac to record someone else can probably explain better
I’m glad that these guys actually warn you of this stuff before hand XD also I love that the dude who made death edition and the horror one realizes people actually liked the work lol so he made it
they only care when the person whole heartedly knows what they’re getting themselves into. super cryptic and secretive when someone doesn’t want a fucking virus tho 🤷🏼♀️
I love these videos too much, it is super interesting and terrifying to see how a virus can do such a tremendous barbarity, continue with your videos, you are a great one
wait, i've only just stumbled across this video and i dont rly know much about viruses and stuff, so i need an explanation as to why he would be arrssted
As a student developer and an aspiring computer science engineer, I'm just curious to know in detail how these viruses were coded and I would love to develop one but not in a bad way ofc!
I believe they are coded in low level languages like C so that they can easily interact with the hardware of the computer and have more control over it. I know an easy computer destroyer code. There is a function called fork in C that creates child processes. If you put it into a bunch of endless while loop it creates too much processes and eventually your PC cant handle. I haven't tried it but I think there must be a default trigger that stops the execution of the processes when they are too much. It called fork bomb.
I know you probably wont see this NWO, but i've been binging the hell out of your channel the past couple days and I think you are criminally underrated. I love your vids and I hope your channel blows up.
Right; One note though: wiping the boot sector doesn’t ruin the computer, but it wont boot until you reinstall from an external drive or repair the boot sector from another drive.
its near to impossible to directly damage hardware with software, the only virus that really got close to that was CIH, with its BIOS wiping payload that only worked on some motherboards. Danooct1 has a good video about CIH.
It would be interesting and far more damaging if the virus systemically formatted the drive in the background to blank it entirely. But, no way to tell in this format. I'd be interested if a youtuber came in with recovery tools to see just how much damage is done or look at the internals of how the virus works, ie, boot with a linux addon drive.
@@ShadowOfTheSPQR This actually wouldn't be too hard to make. I could probably make that myself with a few win32 api calls. I'm sure there's some malware out there that zeroes out the drive, since it's so easy yet dangerous.
@@reversed-coffee I'm sure, might take time to do it thoroughly but it can already do immense background damage to the OS or likely user data without much effort. That's what would be interesting to explore in a channel here imo.
Techno horror is so freaky and is honeslty one of the most scary because we feel like were mlst in control on our computers and to lose that control is absolutely terrifying along with creepy visuals and mini jumps
A little tip,instead of creating all those VM's,set up the VM and make a snapshot. Infect the VM,shut it down then restore from the snapshot,then its back to normal before you infected it. Also people worried he might infect his main computer (host) but he wont. These are designed for Windows OS and hes on a MAC,so it wont run properly on the MAC. Do the MEMZ trojan but dont do the destructive version.
The reason they ask you before confirmation is that they want to make sure you're not doing this on a physical computer but on a virtual computer using it on VMware or other virtual computer applications
@@yoctabyte7 some viruses are known to bypass VMS, they can "escape" them or not run entirely so you think it's safe, and run them in your actual computer
@@posintabook597 pretty sure malware that intentionally spreads unnoticed and ruins your computer is illegal, bc i think there r cyber security laws in almost every country against it
i have a theory: The horror trojan and the spongebob one were made using the same stuff but in the sponge bob one instead of the normal wallpaper its an spongebob and the notes have different names and text and the mrsmajor thing wasn't mrs major it was the other virus (horror trojan and spongebob) because its supposed to be a "horror virus"
Thank you for the amazing content you provide all of us!!!! You put put so much of your time and effort into making these videos! We all appreciate it.🙂
"What is a boot sector" you may ask and here it is:A boot sector is the sector of a persistent data storage device which contains machine code to be loaded into random-access memory and then executed by a computer system's built-in firmware. Usually, the very first sector of the hard disk is the boot sector, regardless of sector size and partitioning flavor.
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among us
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Is this one a vid?😨
nice
so nice of them to ask before absolutely eating all of your files
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replied this on someone else's comment - i mean, some of the viruses were just made for fun and not actually to hurt anybody - those tend to make it 100% clear that it is a virus and should only be used on a vm by those who know what they're doing
They do it so they can't get in trouble
I love how kind they are and ask if you want your computer destroyed
Ikr
these arent the real viruses these are data on the usb. It says if you dont know what to do with this usb please dont execute it
@@speedyrunnerz you must be fun at parties
@@P3TER_Official23 i dont understand how that is an insult
@@krukoszyn12124 who tf said it’s an insult
good thing about some malwares is that they warn u in case u get trolled or download the wrong thing or whatever, but that's pretty weird for someone that creates a virus to let u know your pc is getting destroyed
The most scary ones are the ones you never notice
@@Orangecatenergy:)
those malware aren't made to actually fuck people over, they're mostly just little programming projects that people make for fun
that's why they let you know, because they don't want someone that doesn't know what they're doing to run them
ms major 3.0 repeatedly coming back is terrifying
i think the virus just had the same type of little thingy with the blood😊
@@garbagepalkids1846 no i mean how the doll kept showing up in different ones
Mrs. Major 3.0 cannot spread to different VMs [Virtual Machines], it's just that a lot of script kiddies add her code to their sloppy code.
Ikr
Yea
Why did I feel as though my computer was at risk by watching this video?
All jokes aside, this was a brilliant video, got a new sub!
101th like
@@hilpoblete239 ok
FOR REAL THOUGH, I THOUGHT MY PC WAS ABOUT TO BE DESTROYED WHILE WATCHING THIS, And now im gonna get yelled at for doing all caps :D
I was thinking the same thing LAMO
I was doing the same thing lol.
I show my computer this video if it doesn't behave.
Underrated, literally
Arguably the most underrated comment in the hole comment section
😂😂😂😂😭
real
HELP 😂
"Without any further hesitations,let's just destroy 10 windows" the type of confidence I need in my life 💀
I’m a banana
type of money i need in my life...
It's a emulator 😐
he is using a virtual machine (or vm ware)
@@mineblox1392 im a peach
The fact that the tts said "spongebob is watching you" and spongebob actually spawns behind him
Where
@@RobotGaming-m1z on the bottom right 10:17 10:30
10:36 SPONGEBOB IS WATCHING YOU
I saw it
@@Emil-pw5ib yes that is funny
This man is secretly building the most powerful anti-virus known to man by testing these virus's.
IT WOULD BE SO FUNNY LMAO
@@Yunnieenot THAT funny
@@DoctorDipshits BOTH FUNNY AND USEFUL
Ahhhhhhh B R U H
A vaccine if you will
this is just a tip, obviously the intentions of a virus is to take over your computer so if you are experimenting with viruses then I would recommend doing more than just disconnecting your internet but unplugging your router itself. some viruses can turn your internet back on so making sure that you have no Internet available at all is the best route. BTW love these videos it's very interesting just hoping that you unplugged your router because you never know what a virus can do
I would seriously not trust a virtual machine to contain some of these viruses. If they are as bad as they are known to be, then it would probably be fairly easy for one to breach the VM. Can even see that bloody virus moving between VM's at least once. It would also probably be better to do this on an older laptop that might not have wifi functionality and needs to be plugged in so you'd know for sure if you're definitely not connected to the internet, because maybe even if your wifi router is disabled, it might try to connect to neighbors wifi or something.
good think he had internet off at the memz virus because he would buy weed
thats what I was thinking of! u spoke my thoughts
@@zeke7100 breach a VM? How?
@@anonymunsichtbar3715 yesterday i looked up this info to be safe and yup would you know it there's been cases where the virus or malware understood that it was in a VM and caused an outbreak in a private network, look up "Is my host machine completely isolated from a virus-infected virtual machine?" -stack exchange
The fact there’s a SpongeBob at 10:18 watching you from behind is very creative! Lol good stuff my guy
@Juan Lozano there is this spongebob guy look his computer 10:30
SpongeBob is watching you
Spongebob is watching you
Every single "I Downloaded The Most Dangerous Computer Viruses" video ever be like:
Do you want to allow this app from an
unknown publisher to make changes to your
device?
They gotta, malware is illegal. This is for entertainment/education purposes
The mrs major one was interesting, that virus’s creator should make a horror game honestly
yeah
@@Warriorshorts.888 fuck that bro
Randomly boots up. Yo wanna play me. Me: no. Wrong Awnser
@@Warriorshorts.888 Will it infect your PC or can you play it without worrying, because I really want to play a simulator of the Mrs. Major virus now.
Yes it does not affect your PC my friend tried it out and I go to his house almost every single day and his computer is not being infected so you can go ahead and try it out but I really don’t know if there’s any other ones but he got some other sims on there so you can go ahead and try it out.
The fact that Mr's Major found her way onto 2 other virtual PC's is actually amazing
No, thoae other 2 viruses just had that payload
@@DanniW ohh ok ty
No Mrs Major 3.0 Did not found its way the other viruses had mrs major payloads
No three knes
our pfps are almost the same-
I love it how people try and avoid viruses, and now people are wanting to challenge them
(IShowSpeed)
@@10alvin4true
That one guy who beat "No escape. exe" :
12:13 the computer never learned how to use a tambourine 💀
Fun fact, i cant find the teletubbies virus anywhere else on youtube! this is the only video with it. i want to see more of it, but i cant.
Lol
Windows 11 death edition was crazy, but that mrsmajor malware was fricken next level creepy.
The last one was a bit disappointing. Perhaps if he gave it more time there might have been more to it.
I agree with you. I nearly fainted watching mrs. major
I think it wasnt creepy because of the blood and things but because of the context
@@varacinema9574 installing itself on new VMs is the creepy part for me
@@infinitekeys1603 it didn’t install itself to the other vms, those viruses just loaded the Ms major virus to the vm
As someone who's getting into cybersecurity, I find these videos you're making really interesting...as well as terrifying
like that enderware was very terrifying and scary
How screen recording is still work in this video
@@555-xd1fohe’s recording the pc from another pc if that makes sense, so basically his pc has a virtual pc inside it that he’s recording
Fun facts:
NoEscape has payloads triggered by setting your computer's clock to a specific day
MrsMajor will only run on vms, it refuses to run on actual physical PCs
yoo thats such a smart virus with the fact it can recognise the difference between normal pcs and vms and avoid actual pcs? scary
@@imfern. meanwhile virus makers: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!
Another fun fact: Each year more viruses are made not to destroy your pc, but for you to see what happens when you download it. That's why many of them are easy to delete.
And another fun fact: I lied
@@imfern. Virtual hardware is very easy to discover. It takes effort to 'spoof' how the hardware is identified by the operating system to make it appear like actual physical hardware. Thankfully actually breaking out of the container is another matter... unless the virus has local network access, in which case good luck.
The spongebob behind you really jumpscared me 💀
Having an anxiety and fear that Mrs. Major 3.0 would find its way to my phone while watching this.. creepy af
I know right
It refuses to run on actual hardware, just vms, so no risk.
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I dont think you can get viruses through videos.
No mrs major not found its way to the others vms that viruses payloads have mrs major 3.0
I like how this guy is smoothly removing those freaking viruses from his computer, bruv 💀
176 likes no replies let me fix that
He using VMs so all he has to do is delete the VMs and they are gone
zayum
"Don't try this at home"
*"Instead try this outside"*
.
i already did that lol
r/hmmmm
Welp, looks like the FBI did a bit too much baking recently. They snorted too much sugar.
Home is Earth
Not gonna lie, the "Kitten Virus" was pretty adorable yet deadly.. xD
He forgets to unplug the internet.
The virus: Im about to end this mans whole career
11:17
teletubbies virus: plays loud sound
Kev: *proceeds to put on his headphones*
The fact they warn you it’s malware takes away from how scary it is lol
"Hello, press yes if you want me to destroy your computer"
How screen recording is still work in his computer 🤔
@@555-xd1fo because thats not his computer, its a vm
its like a fake computer, so he can still use his mac to record
someone else can probably explain better
@@555-xd1fo Because he's running them on a virtual machine.
Malware: Hi! I'm Mal!
Person at desk: Ok... what's your last name?
Malware: Um...... Ware?
Person: Ok... so your name is Mal Ware?
Malware: SHIT!!!!!
Just a small warning here for anyone who may want to try this. Some malware can ifact bypass your VM and stick itself onto your actual PC, stay safe!
Thx
dumb question but what’s the point of a virus? like why do they make them and exist? like what are they achieving for themselves?
How screen recording is still work in his computer 🤔
Vm= virtual monitor?
@@boredshrimp9425 thanks
I’m glad that these guys actually warn you of this stuff before hand XD also I love that the dude who made death edition and the horror one realizes people actually liked the work lol so he made it
I think it’s just for educational purposes and when the actual virus was going around it didn’t ask for permission.
Well ya but it’s cool
Hi
Lets also not forget he was doing that around 4 and 5 am
they only care when the person whole heartedly knows what they’re getting themselves into. super cryptic and secretive when someone doesn’t want a fucking virus tho 🤷🏼♀️
12:03 This is a certified virus classic.
its a banger tho
3:42 you can see his IP 💀💀💀
i think he uses a vpn
Maybe he’s not :0
@@Hamoodiloljkvrrrrr hmmmmmm
My ip now :3
It's a VM bro
I love these videos too much, it is super interesting and terrifying to see how a virus can do such a tremendous barbarity, continue with your videos, you are a great one
My third time watching this video. This is a masterpiece!
I've seen a video of someone actually escaping No escape. This dude was pure skill
with that tutorial music too 😂
the fact that Spongebob is actually watching you at 10:31 is so funny I cant
I like how some Computer Viruses actually ask you if you really want to trash your Computer before opening the file.
can not wait until part 3 comes out.
what does dkk mean
@@galaxywolf4930 danish kroner
@@mindink7902 ok
What does the numbers mean
It’s a donation in danish currency
I didn't know there was a thing called VM (Virtual Machine). So I thought he kept buying new laptops every time he makes a video like this😂
Then I assume you aren't the brightest bulb in the box.
@@user-uo8ny1kj4c Bro😂, Btw he could be younger then you
@@ahmadyoosuf4617 You can't assume everyone's younger than you.
@@user-uo8ny1kj4c true
me too,😂
I want 5 Whoppers & 0:05 5 more Whoppers
9:54 that was the funiest part of the video 🤣🤣🤣 but damn mrsmajor is no joke 🤐
10:26 bro SpongeBob is really watching you
the most scariest part was when mrs major 3.0 found its way to another pc
the horror trojan just had that payload
@@MaximusSotelotrue
i love how he tries it for others too see bc it can be scary for us,new sub!
WHY AM I ALWAYS TERRIFIED 😭
me too
@@ihatemylife-0O0 same
Fell asleep while watching this, woke up to thinking my phone was getting hacked
you slept for 18 minutes
Sometimes I check on this guy just to make sure he hasn’t been arrested.
wait, i've only just stumbled across this video and i dont rly know much about viruses and stuff, so i need an explanation as to why he would be arrssted
@@TamWam_ cause you can get arrested for downloading loads of viruses onto multiple computers
@@anonxmousanna ohh ok that makes sense, ty for explaining
@@TamWam_ np :)
@@anonxmousanna yeah your right he also buys stuff of dark web aswell
Crypto: DONT TRY THIS AT HOME
Me: But can try it outside?
he put so much expression in his face at 3:42 when hes explaining the next virus
wow i noticed that too but didn't know someone would point it out lmao
why he blinking so hard😭
fr
i noticed that too nd immediately came looking if anyone noticed it too 😭
Yall are ignoring the fact that when Crypto tried the Spongebob virus a guy in a Spongebob costume showed up behind him 💀
that was the real spongebob
I don't even want to imagine what the PC is feeling like😔
Good thing it's not sentient
Me:oh my god
PC:help me
Pain
100th like B)
avast: i defeated all
4:30 mrs mager
5:54 mrs mager returns
9:56 mrs mager returns AGAIN
I never knew i would love watching a guy getting virus. Keep making the amazing content!
“Hey, I think I found some viruses on your computer? Are you doing okey? :D”
-His computer while it’s world is burning around it.
As a student developer and an aspiring computer science engineer, I'm just curious to know in detail how these viruses were coded and I would love to develop one but not in a bad way ofc!
I believe they are coded in low level languages like C so that they can easily interact with the hardware of the computer and have more control over it. I know an easy computer destroyer code. There is a function called fork in C that creates child processes. If you put it into a bunch of endless while loop it creates too much processes and eventually your PC cant handle. I haven't tried it but I think there must be a default trigger that stops the execution of the processes when they are too much. It called fork bomb.
Same
Bro is definitely plotting something💀
@peetaexoxo376 💀
@@jijobujejust like a child that annoys you so much you can't handle it anymore
10:20 there is a SpongeBob behind
Oh i didn’t know that, sherlock. 💀
10:17
DAAAMN THAT SPONGEBOB BEHIND U SCARED ME LMAOOO
fun fact: spongebob is really watching him from the behind in 10:22
that's what i noticed too
terrifying
no way nobody knew that😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
@@vissleart5564 xd
@@vissleart5564 thank you for being so amazing so epic so nice thank you
**** this 😨
* noclipped to backrooms *
mom: what are you watching?
me: spongebob is watching you
10:32 SPONGEBOB IS WATCHING YOU
I see it she was a fairy😅
@@Miniblueinvr💀
I know you probably wont see this NWO, but i've been binging the hell out of your channel the past couple days and I think you are criminally underrated. I love your vids and I hope your channel blows up.
11:40 Sounds like phonk 👌
Yeah
Him : I don't like this sound me: you don't like phonk ?
Right; One note though: wiping the boot sector doesn’t ruin the computer, but it wont boot until you reinstall from an external drive or repair the boot sector from another drive.
its near to impossible to directly damage hardware with software, the only virus that really got close to that was CIH, with its BIOS wiping payload that only worked on some motherboards. Danooct1 has a good video about CIH.
Xdvdc c but the vnhy
It would be interesting and far more damaging if the virus systemically formatted the drive in the background to blank it entirely. But, no way to tell in this format. I'd be interested if a youtuber came in with recovery tools to see just how much damage is done or look at the internals of how the virus works, ie, boot with a linux addon drive.
@@ShadowOfTheSPQR This actually wouldn't be too hard to make. I could probably make that myself with a few win32 api calls. I'm sure there's some malware out there that zeroes out the drive, since it's so easy yet dangerous.
@@reversed-coffee I'm sure, might take time to do it thoroughly but it can already do immense background damage to the OS or likely user data without much effort. That's what would be interesting to explore in a channel here imo.
Never seen someone so exited about getting a computer killing virus 😂
Techno horror is so freaky and is honeslty one of the most scary because we feel like were mlst in control on our computers and to lose that control is absolutely terrifying along with creepy visuals and mini jumps
The computer these videos are made on: “MY BRETHREN! WHY MUST THIS EVIL BEING MURDER ALL OF YOU!?”
Crypto: “Content.”
K I relate
hi
5:42 "Hahaha,i shold go to sleep"
made him look like a crazy person🤣
This guy must have a lot of time on his hands to have such an idea of wanting to destroy a computer with viruses
A little tip,instead of creating all those VM's,set up the VM and make a snapshot. Infect the VM,shut it down then restore from the snapshot,then its back to normal before you infected it. Also people worried he might infect his main computer (host) but he wont. These are designed for Windows OS and hes on a MAC,so it wont run properly on the MAC. Do the MEMZ trojan but dont do the destructive version.
these are wonderful. I love how complex these viruses/malware.
Let's all be honest
We needed this
Ur pfp is from milkman karlson
Yes facts
my dad needs u lol
that’s a “fact”
My dad took a decade to buy milk
10:08 "This is so creepy **laughing**
The reason they ask you before confirmation is that they want to make sure you're not doing this on a physical computer but on a virtual computer using it on VMware or other virtual computer applications
ik im late but what happens when you run a virus on an actual pc?
@@daanieela it would corrupt your actual computer instead of just your virtual machine
imagine having mrs major 3.0 just randomly appear on your computer
Bro, now I am scared to turn on my computer- 💀👍
your welcome
Ohian computer users 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Glad i got a phone, unless im not safe either
Dw Mrs major 3.0 only works on VMs and will refuse to run on a host machine
The fact that this man risked his entire computer and runs pretty illegal computer viruses for our entertainment. What a legend
He is running these on a virtual machine
@@yoctabyte7 some viruses are known to bypass VMS, they can "escape" them or not run entirely so you think it's safe, and run them in your actual computer
@@posintabook597 pretty sure malware that intentionally spreads unnoticed and ruins your computer is illegal, bc i think there r cyber security laws in almost every country against it
@@posintabook597 they destroy millions worth of property
@@posintabook597 some viruses can get you in trouble when you run them, some can google some illegal stuff
This is literally like a horror channel for computers
i have a theory: The horror trojan and the spongebob one were made using the same stuff but in the sponge bob one instead of the normal wallpaper its an spongebob and the notes have different names and text and the mrsmajor thing wasn't mrs major it was the other virus (horror trojan and spongebob) because its supposed to be a "horror virus"
smart 🤓
Cool☹
I was thinking of that
At 6:23
I love how he said:
"and the music is even creepier!"
"But its a banger tho"
*dances for 2 seconds*
It's so funny how a trillion unfunny unscary viruses took Mrs. Major 3.0's mechanic in a desperate attempt to become scary.
LOl i didn't expect to see a splatoon fan here
@@rcdaisydog9406 we are everywhere. you cannot hide. you cannot hide.
@@Octol1ng Good to see splatoon fan once in awhile
@@rcdaisydog9406 there is another
@@rcdaisydog9406 i also am a splatoon fan
The teletubbie one is a absolute BANGER
12:20 what a nic beat
Lol
nic🤖
This man's risking things so much he gets a sub
he's also wasting loads and loads of money too lmao
and you got the same color hair that I do
@@ka7rwkarma it doesn't cost anything. These are not real computers
@@ka7rwkarma wdym by he's wasting lots of money? he specifically said at the start all of this was done with multiple virtual machines
@@MLoulouk23 maybe he's talking about darkweb unboxings
I like watching this kind of videos, but something is way more fun watching it on your channel! thanks a lot
The SpongeBob part of the video where it’s just repeatedly saying SpongeBob is watching you is probably one of my favorite parts
15:05 I thought my device froze but I laughed when he stared at the camera lol
The fact that Song of Unhealing played in the backround of MSM 3.0 got me good.
he seems completely content with the fact that the Ms. Mary virus was able to l between computers with no internet conection
Ms. Major 1 has no other computers 2 has 1 computer and the culprit 3 has 2 computers and the culprit
this is gen the most fun ive had watching a video in ages
As someone who is on a pc i really love your virus videos. New to your channel btw!
Crypto is the only person alive that finds getting hacked entertaining
Basically Homeless: Am I a joke to you?
Nope, You're point?
Trolling alert!
🤡alert
That was fascinating , keep going
Thank you for the amazing content you provide all of us!!!! You put put so much of your time and effort into making these videos! We all appreciate it.🙂
stop trying to get a heart by Crypto
@@naharjab8344 its a bot probably
why Buy Soo much Pc😂, You can just Buy A HUAWEI Pc, And use HUAWEI Pc manager To Get Rid off Virus😂, Done😎✌✌⚡.
@@everything_huawei_pro4743 wtf
@@Ignited_. k
I need to be informed if my laptop has secretly been turned into a nuclear bomb
IT WOULD BE SO NICE if you say how to escape every single virus while you test them.
How can he know?
@@machocatnyanya fr some are literally ransomware. Only way to get it off if by payment
Mrs. Major just shoving herself into the malwares is so goddamn funny.
18:09 as soon as your mac was low charge. My phone was low charge too😧
"What is a boot sector" you may ask and here it is:A boot sector is the sector of a persistent data storage device which contains machine code to be loaded into random-access memory and then executed by a computer system's built-in firmware. Usually, the very first sector of the hard disk is the boot sector, regardless of sector size and partitioning flavor.
Love theses computer virus videos. Extremely interesting.
Way better than your dark web mystery boxes.
Me here waiting for this comment to get likes
So true
He keeps saying “like the video”😂😂😂😂😂
All other are commenting about viruses no one noticed that SpongeBob officialy come to visit his house🤣
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