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sUnicode (VB Class) | Rename files using unicode exploits #1
sUnicode
Made by kaed (#swag)

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This is a small vb class I made that lets you rename files using a couple special Unicode characters. The first Unicode character, U+202E(RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE; RLO), switches the letters behind this special character backwards and then switches that with the file extension if they are showing on your desktop. Basically this unicode character in the class lets you display fake file extensions if extensions are showing on your computer.

The second Unicode character, U+200B (ZERO WIDTH SPACE), is basically an invisible char. This class lets the user rename the file to the same name with this character on the end. This way you can rename files to the “same exact” name as each other.

How-to use: http://pastebin.com/gcXWss02

Video of class in use:


Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?grojicxhy6o2t9o

Inspiration for this came from these two threads:
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Chan...tc-Service
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-10-U...20exploits

You can use this in whatever way you'd like but lets try not to use this maliciously. Feel free to improve it too. Check out my blog(swag.li) for more!
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RE: sUnicode (VB Class) | Rename files using unicode exploits #2
Nice. good work. Smile
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RE: sUnicode (VB Class) | Rename files using unicode exploits #3
(11-19-2011, 03:11 PM)Coder-san Wrote: Nice. good work. Smile

Thanks it kinda took me a while to post it here though from internet troubles. :whistle:

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RE: sUnicode (VB Class) | Rename files using unicode exploits #4
Ohh Nice Good Job Keep Up The Good work Smile

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RE: sUnicode (VB Class) | Rename files using unicode exploits #5
Decimal values 141, 143, and 144 will do the same thing for a 0 width character. It's basically as easy as renaming the file to filestr & Chr(141/143/144) or some other value you might have.
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