"Dustin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:XnsA09D899667428HHI2948AJD832@no...
> "Hot-Text" <hot-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>> "FromTheRafters" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> "Hot-Text" <hot-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>> "FromTheRafters" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>>>
>>>>> "RayLopez99" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>>>>> news:b1b30425-d6a0-43fd-9957-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>>>> From another thread. I create a new thread since it's hard to
>>>>> read the old one.
>>>>>
>>>>> How do you create a virus to effect or infect a .exe file, and
>>>>> have the .exe file get loaded without compromising the original
>>>>> .exe file (killing the file) and have your malware /virus infect
>>>>> the PC?
>>>>>
>>>>> ***
>>>>> Damn, that question is a real mess.
>>>>> ***
>>>>>
>>>>> I can see how you can disguise a virus to look like a legitimate
>>>>> .exe file and get loaded,
>>>>>
>>>>> ***
>>>>> It sounds like you're thinking *trojan* while saying *virus*. I
>>>>> know you don't *like* that there is a difference - but there is.
>>>>> ***
>>>>>
>>>>> but how to do this in a 'stealthy' manner without the entire PC
>>>>> being instantly infected? (that is, without the PC being suddenly
>>>>> hijacked by the virus)?
>>>>>
>>>>> ***
>>>>> Another mess of a question.
>>>>> A virus can search for and infect as many or as few programs as
>>>>> its creator wanted it to. Slow or fast infectors, some are
>>>>> designed to infect only one specific program - notice I say
>>>>> 'program' and not 'file' because viruses infect programs not just
>>>>> programs in files. A virus is just a program (or program fragment)
>>>>> it's not magic. ***
>>>>>
>>>>> It must have something to do with the way Windows loads .exe
>>>>> files.
>>>>>
>>>>> ***
>>>>> That and how some programs are stored as files
>>>>> ***
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Executable file extensions Following is a partial list of file
>>>> types that should be considered suspicious when received in email
>>>> and should not be opened unless you requested or expected the
>>>> attachment: ADE - Microsoft Access Project Extension ADP -
>>>> Microsoft Access Project BAS - Visual Basic Class Module BAT -
>>>> Batch File CHM - Compiled HTML Help File CMD - Windows NT Command
>>>> Script COM - MS-DOS Application CPL - Control Panel Extension CRT -
>>>> Security Certificate DLL - Dynamic Link Library DO* - Word
>>>> Documents and Templates EXE - Application HLP - Windows Help File
>>>> HTA - HTML Applications INF - Setup Information File INS - Internet
>>>> Communication Settings ISP - Internet Communication Settings JS -
>>>> JScript File JSE - JScript Encoded Script File LNK - Shortcut MDB -
>>>> Microsoft Access Application MDE - Microsoft Access MDE Database
>>>> MSC - Microsoft Common Console Document MSI - Windows Installer
>>>> Package MSP - Windows Installer Patch MST - Visual Test Source File
>>>> OCX - ActiveX Objects PCD - Photo CD Image PIF - Shortcut to MS-DOS
>>>> Program POT - PowerPoint Templates PPT - PowerPoint Files REG -
>>>> Registration Entries SCR - Screen Saver SCT - Windows Script
>>>> Component SHB - Document Shortcut File SHS - Shell Scrap Object SYS
>>>> - System Config/Driver URL - Internet Shortcut (Uniform Resource
>>>> Locator) VB - VBScript File VBE - VBScript Encoded Script File VBS
>>>> - VBScript Script File WSC - Windows Script Component WSF - Windows
>>>> Script File WSH - Windows Scripting Host Settings File XL* - Excel
>>>> Files and Templates
>>>
>>> What if it doesn't have an extension?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> That can be true with Microsoft Windows,
>> for they are good at hiding extension,
>> that way a Batch File CHM is best to use..
>
> Script kiddy.
Mmm it your programs,
that was developed by you,
that I would use to attack computer systems,
Script kiddy LOOL............
>
>> it can run files that are on Windows,
>> to do all the work for you,
>> and not seen as a virus by a Antivirus software..
>
> Stupid script kiddy. Keyword, behavior blocking, etc.. would all allow
> an antivirus/antimalware app to detect your batch file and many varients
> of it. Batch files are in plain text..
>
There a way around all antivirus/antimalware app,
For a Batch File CHM is best to update,
that antivirus/antimalware app of your..
>
> a virus must replicate, btw.. trojans aren't viruses. You can make a
> batch based virus, but short of googling for previous work, I don't
> think YOU personally can do it.
>
No But a viruses can add a trojans to your systems,
to update your antivirus/antimalware app..
Personally I believe you do not think,
before you post a message........
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