Edit: someone posted results for .exe file inside the .zip, which are a bit different (it seems like some antiviruses don't try to unpack it?), but then deleted the comment. Here's the link for .exe: https://www.virustotal.com/file/2a9c7a16cdb3c3f2285afaf61072...
Still impressive stuff and also given the use of undocumented opcodes and x86 foo it does raise a new question:
Given some VM's will fail on some of the instructions instead of running on bare metal, is it possible to have a virus that will only trigger on bare metal or VM machines thru use of undocumented op codes and the like.
Non the less a wonderful definition in hacking in its truest sence and educational on undocumented OP codes and how for some things you cant beat pure assembly for fun and jollys.
An error occurred while performing an ICAP operation: File decompression/decode error; File: CorkaMIX.zip; Sub File: No file name available; Vendor: Kaspersky Labs; Engine error code: 0x00050000; Engine version: 8.1.8.79; Pattern version: 120801.124000.8311194; Pattern date: 2012.08.01 12:40:00