hello,
i've tried to hide some files by attrib +h ... ok
But how can i hide some directory ?
I've tried attrib, or with /com1/ but when i type :
dir/s **, it always find my files.
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hello,
i've tried to hide some files by attrib +h ... ok But how can i hide some directory ? I've tried attrib, or with /com1/ but when i type : dir/s **, it always find my files.
attrib +h c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\start.bat
is what i use and it hides the files fine
I've made a mistake, i was talking about hidden directory with no hidden files : Like this :
What about:
C:\gov>attrib +h *.* C:\gov>cd.. C:\>attrib +h gov If it doesn't work you might want to try hiding files in ADS
attrib +h /S /D gov
Thank you..
But am I Question? IS hiding Completely a way?? Ask me..GSO Member .. Thanks everyone..
i use wincmd and i still see does files :S
it's not usefull :S
atrrib really isn't that useful with hiding files. my suggestion is to hide them in a different NTFS stream if the HDD uses a NTFS filesystem. there are quite a few docs and tools about this topic out there. just check packetstormsecurity for example.
yea but if it isnt ntfs i suggest rootkits
true. i haven't been much into rootkits lately. any good ones out there that don't get detected by every damn AV in the world?
attrib helps u can also try attrib +S +H , i dont like dealing with ADS its somehow complicated , also rootkits are useful but u have to test a rootkit and make it undetected and u will go into another problem , so if u try that above , it will make file hidden and also system file , so i think the viewer must tick show hidden files and folders and untick hide operating system files , so that may prove to be useful ...
you can use th metod of the stream (but only works on partitions with ntfs)
Could You elaborate that ?
Try to make you path from command prompt directly in recycled folder! like this :
He is basically suggesting what i said before. Just read my post above
attrib +h c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\start.bat
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