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How to bind files using iExpress | FUD | No additional files needed! - ɡringo - Jul 14, 2014 Hello, today I'm going to show you how to bind 2 files together using nothing more than a program that has been bundled together with Windows since XP. Best part about it is it's fully undetected! What you need: iExpress (Windows XP/Vista/7/8) (C:\Windows\System32\iExpress.exe) Two files you want to bind together Brain Open up iExpress. (Start > Run > iExpress.exe) ![]() Click Next. ![]() Next Again. ![]() Press the spacebar once. ![]() No Prompt. ![]() Next Again. ![]() Add the 2 files you want to bind. ![]() File 1 is your malicious file. ![]() Run it hidden. ![]() No message. ![]() Name your output file and make sure to select "Hide file extracting progress animation from user". Click next 2 more times and you're done! ![]() File Name: done.EXE File Size: 160 KB Scan Date: 2014-07-14 Scan Result: 0/34 MD5: d7610572303280f4be0967bdcc18f1fe Verified By NoDistribute: http://NoDistribute.com/result/6Fv5MSjHtanV AVG Free: Clean Avast: Clean AntiVir (Avira): Clean BitDefender: Clean Clam Antivirus: Clean COMODO Internet Security: Clean Dr.Web: Clean eTrust-Vet: Clean F-PROT Antivirus: Clean F-Secure Internet Security: Clean G Data: Clean IKARUS Security: Clean Kaspersky Antivirus: Clean McAfee: Clean MS Security Essentials: Clean Norman: Clean Norton Antivirus: Clean Panda Security: Clean A-Squared: Clean Quick Heal Antivirus: Clean Solo Antivirus: Clean Sophos: Clean Trend Micro Internet Security: Clean VBA32 Antivirus: Clean Zoner AntiVirus: Clean Ad-Aware: Clean BullGuard:Download: Clean FortiClient: Clean K7 Ultimate: Clean NANO Antivirus: Clean Panda CommandLine: Clean SUPERAntiSpyware: Clean Twister Antivirus: Clean VIPRE: Clean * - Andy Botwin - Jul 14, 2014 Oh damn thanks man, Imma try this later and see if I can get some slaves! Thanks for the tuts man, nice to see a l33t being HQ and helping out the community. * - 9/11 - Jul 14, 2014 Well it's not FUD but it's pretty good. I'm vouching for this especially with it being free. * - SIM-1993099 - Jul 16, 2014 Wow that's great. Never knew about that. Thank you for sharing. * - Tuna - Jul 17, 2014 You can just create a SFX archive with 7zip/winrar.. * - SIM-1993099 - Jul 17, 2014 It binds together great. But mine was 24/50 so not really FUD.. * - idramex - Jul 17, 2014 I have a crypter , I will crypt both of files and bind them together . Will that work ? or i just bind my encrypted with the program i want ? Thanks for the TUT * - adelfino69 - Jul 18, 2014 that's great. Never knew about that. Thank you for sharing * - Jaos - Aug 9, 2014 guys dont download iexpress its infected
* - ɡringo - Aug 9, 2014 (Aug 9, 2014 12:51 AM)Jaos Wrote: guys dont download iexpress its infected If you would have read the very first line of my thread you'd realize that you don't have to download anything, iExpress has been included in every version of Windows dating back to XP, moron. * - Talu - Aug 9, 2014 Thanks for this tut, looks high quality and useful. * - timefailure - Aug 20, 2014 Very nice. Thanks for sharing this! * - xScopeLess - Aug 21, 2014 not tottally fud but good find! im sure if i combine this method with a crypter it will work like a charm * - CorsoConnected - Aug 21, 2014 Awesome info man! Not bad at all for free things. Got a 6/35 using a free crypter just to test it lol. * - NANOEX - Aug 21, 2014 Awesome - Thank you for this! Helped me fully understand a tool I'd only briefly encountered. |