Ruel »
16 September 2010 »
In Releases »
USB devices are very common nowadays, it comes in many forms; Flash Drives, Thumb Drives, Card Readers, etc. Along with them, are these pesky worms. They replicate through various ways, and one way is by removable devices. They make a copy of themselves in the device’s root directory, with hidden and system attributes. Most variants uses autorun.inf in infecting host computers.
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Tags: autorun.inf, bus, c, device, files, folders, hidden, protection, serial, universal, usb
Ruel »
21 July 2010 »
In C/C++ »
I would like to remind you that this is for educational purposes only. I coded this 2 years ago, and released in public a year later. Actually this never became popular, but this is pretty useful. Not in terms of stealing your friends’ product keys, but in case you forgot or lost your DVD/CD sticker containing the product key, you could just run this program, and copy it somewhere. I released this at sourceforge last year, and I have rights over this code. If you want to use this, like modify to suite your needs, please just let me know. I provided contact information in my code, and the license as well. The language is in C++, this will work on modern compilers. As for the functionality, this works on Windows XP, Vista and 7. Tested on all builds. Here’s the code:
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Tags: c, grabber, key, product, serial, stealer, windows