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Batch help - Cosvo - 02-08-2016
I could not find another better section to post this in since it is a sh*t ton of sections on these forums..
I am making a little virus kind of experiment thing. And I am stuck at the beginning.
If this sounds dumb, than aight..
Is there any way to open the file as soon as te user tries to close it? I know that njRAT got a matching kind of chat. I don't know if that is a c# textbox or a batch, but I know all rats got this assembly.
Does anyone know the form of code for this? If you did not understand what I meant, than what I meant was that when the victim tries to close/exit the program, the program will open again before it is actually closed.
I am not a batch coder, but I will assume something like this?:
:example
If %exit% (than) open 'file'
Very dumb thread... But yes...
RE: Batch help - Satan - 02-08-2016
don't believe batch has this capability, but it's been a long time since I've touched batch.
For VB at least, it was something along the lines of onFormClose start Form1, or something like that. Been a while since I've touched that too.
RE: Batch help - Cosvo - 02-16-2016
(02-08-2016, 11:32 PM)Maddison Wrote: don't believe batch has this capability, but it's been a long time since I've touched batch.Hmm. Yep. I can just use c# in Visual studio and code it in a command prompt.!
For VB at least, it was something along the lines of onFormClose start Form1, or something like that. Been a while since I've touched that too.
RE: Batch help - zorrophreak - 02-16-2016
Yea, use C#. You could probably do it in BATCH by making it launch a hidden command line, and making that continuously loop the application. Otherwise, for a cleaner way, just use C#.