[hacxx]

Firewall Blocker for Windows blocks any exe from accessing the internet on Windows.
To block just run the batch as admin (Right click > Run as administrator) and write the exe name and full path.

Firewall Blocker for Windows is a mitigation tool and with it the user no longer need to worry about the latest security patch as if the system is infected the user can just block access to the internet to that EXE. A good example is blocking rundll32.exe which can be used by malicious users to have full access to the system like a exe but in this case the access is made by dlls.

Download:
https://filecrypt.cc/Container/4DC81336C2.html
https://www.file-upload.com/s866fcb2x3yx
https://ddownload.com/l1ktw40bhmpp
http://www.filefactory.com/file/2384e6dh...indows.rar
https://rg.to/file/15177f3a6067de8434d7f...s.rar.html

Virus Scan:
The file is in plain text.

[mothered]

I can play a nice prank on one of the PCs at work.

However, have you added a feature to reverse the process?

[hacxx]

I can play a nice prank on one of the PCs at work.

However, have you added a feature to reverse the process?

The above version available for download doesn't allow to reverse the process. I will be releasing a new version (V2) that allow to reverse.

[mothered]

I will be releasing a new version (V2) that allow to reverse.

When you release It and If you remember, please quote me.

[miso]

bruh

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you just need to change the add to remove on line 13 to remove the application from being blocked by the firewall

Graphical Decompilation:

[hacxx]

bruh

Are you taking a piss? I will have to block you.

[miso]

bruh

Are you taking a piss? I will have to block you.

i showed you & users how you can edit the script to be able to remove apps from getting blocked by the firewall (?)

Spoiler:

[mothered]

bruh

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you just need to change the add to remove on line 13 to remove the application from being blocked by the firewall

Graphical Decompilation:

you just need to change the add to remove on line 13 to remove the application from being blocked by the firewall

Nice work miso.

My concern was reversing the process, but you've pointed out a very simple procedure.