%%File: VIRS0501.TXT
%%Name/Aliases: Keypress
%%Platform: PC/MS-DOS
%%Type: Program., 
%%Disk Location: COM application., EXE application.
%%Features: Memory resident; TSR.
%%Damage: 
%%Size: 1232-1247 in .COM file., 1472-1487 in .EXE file.
%%See Also: 
%%Notes: Every 10 minutes, the virus looks at INT 09h (keyboard 
interrupt) for 2 seconds; if a keystroke is recognized during this time, 
it is repeated depending on how long the key is pressed; it thus appears 
as a "bouncing key"       
v6-140:  At the moment I know of the following variants:

    1215                   1215/1455 bytes
    1228                   1228/1468 bytes
    9 variants of 1232     1232/1472 bytes
    1236 (Chaos)           1236/1492 bytes
    1266                   1266/1506 bytes
    1495                   1495/1735 bytes
    1744                   1744/1984 bytes
    2728                   2728/2984 bytes

A total of 16 variants...whatever CPAV identifies as "KEYPRESS 5" is 
probably one of them, but without information on the virus size I cannot 
tell which one it is.  -- frisk

v6-141: " ...I have just tested CPAV 2.0 on my collection of Keypress 
variants, and the one that it calls KeyPress 5 is something that we call 
Keypress.Ufo... "
v6-142: "...CPAV 2.0 calls "KeyPress 5" only the last one - Keypress 
(2728) in your naming scheme...."