Yeah, it could be a scroll. I always called it a tornado, cause if you run it, you're likely to think your harddrive was struck by a tornado cause of the destruction caused by the virus. (Assuming it is one). For me, it doesn't matter what the script language... I don't run it.

Now, if you want to read about something scary, go to grc.com and read about Denial of Service attacks.


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>Looks more like a scroll of paper to me.< s > Actually, there are four file extensions to be concerned with: vbs, vbe, js, and jse. The first two are VBScript files (with vbe being encoded). The latter two are JScript files (again the jse is encoded).
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>The reason that it (the various WSH viruses) goes after SCT files is that this is the extension that's associated with Windows Script Components as well as VFP forms.