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The ‘Madman’ DOS virus, which emerged in the early 1990s, was a malicious program that infected executable files on DOS-based systems. When activated, it displayed an ASCII picture of an angry red-faced man on the infected computer’s screen, along with a message containing threatening or inflammatory text. While not causing significant damage to data, the virus disrupted normal system operations and underscored the importance of antivirus protection.
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