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Making your first simple windows virus - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012 So this is a tutorial on how to make your very first simple windows virus! NOOBS ONLY
Ok so 1st what your going to want to do is go on your desktop, right click, and make a new text document. We will be writing our code in this document. The coding language we will be using is batch. I know your probably like "HURR DURR THIS IS STUPID" well then GTFO as i said earlier, NOOBS ONLY! Anyway, at the top of the newly created text document, write @echo off . This basically turns off all un-needed and extra texts. Now write :Virus < this makes a checkpoint in the program that we can later access or goto. You can change "Virus" to anything as that is only the name of the checkpoint, but MAKE SURE you write : as that is what marks a checkpoint. Now write md Virus . This will create a folder named Virus in the current directory that your victim has opened the Virus in. md marks to create a folder, while Virus is only the name of the folder. You might be thinking this doesnt do much, but you just wait ![]() Now for the last part, write goto Virus. What this does is it goes back to the checkpoint (:Virus) which we created earlier. If you changed the name of the checkpoint make sure to change it here as well. Now for the final stage, we need to make windows recognize its a batch file, to do this, click File > Save As > Virus.bat . This will save the file as a .bat or a batch file, which is the coding language we wrote our virus in. the whole code will look like: Spoiler: Now that you know how to do this, try doing the same thing exept spamming open Internet Explorer, (HINT: Quotation marks: " " open a certain program) To accomplish this, find the directory of IE, and use quotation marks to tell the file to open Internet Explorer. Happy Hacking ![]() RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Kinanizer - 12-09-2012 This is awful, why not make the PC crash by opening IE a crap load of times. RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012 (12-09-2012, 06:16 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: This is awful, why not make the PC crash by opening IE a crap load of times. Well you can do that too, ill post an edit in OP RE: Making your first simple windows virus - w00t - 12-09-2012 This wouldn't do much. cd into virus every loop, then we're talking. RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012 (12-09-2012, 07:06 AM)w00t Wrote: This wouldn't do much. cd into virus every loop, then we're talking. Lol Yeah, i made a batch virus ( Just to test on VM ) , and in it I basically added the Batch virus and the i love you virus.vb into a folder, and what the Batch did was open a whole bunch of other command prompts rapidly and open the i love you virus.vb XD i tested it on my windows vm... yeah i had to download another copy XD RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Anonymous - 12-09-2012 Should have put in a kill key. Then you wouldnt have to download another. RE: Making your first simple windows virus - w00t - 12-09-2012 So, your plan to somehow end the VM being completely locked up is to hit a key? RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012 Lol i think he meant a key to like end the command prompt process but idk if thats possible with batch RE: Making your first simple windows virus - w00t - 12-09-2012 It still wouldn't work, the computer being locked up means no input is going to be doing anything. RE: Making your first simple windows virus - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012 (12-09-2012, 07:36 AM)w00t Wrote: It still wouldn't work, the computer being locked up means no input is going to be doing anything. Ahh now i see what you mean...the only way to stop that is a restart unless you make the file add itself to the startup... |