Several testers reported that after executing the file, their CPU temperature sensors began reporting values in reverse. When the computer was idle, the sensors claimed 95°C. Under heavy load (e.g., rendering video), the sensors dropped to 22°C. This suggests the malware is not corrupting hardware, but intercepting and manipulating the ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) readings.
Internet sleuths have tried to trace the origin of the assets. Some believe the 3D model was stolen from a high-end architectural visualization suite, while others suggest the audio files contain hidden SSTV (Slow Scan Television) signals buried in the white noise. Anomalous Coffee Machine.zip
The "Anomalous Coffee Machine" isn't famous because of what it does on the screen, but because of what it supposedly does off it. The creepypasta surrounding the file details several "phases" of interaction: Several testers reported that after executing the file,