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+---- Thread: Add C: in AntiVirus exceptions (Invisible mode) (/showthread.php?tid=5562814)
Add C: in AntiVirus exceptions (Invisible mode) - aerohacker - Feb 28, 2017
There's a way to add C: partition in AntiVirus using command line, registry or another way? Except for doing this directly using GUI?
* - Cecilia - Feb 28, 2017
Just don't try doing it?
There's a reason why it is in the UI...
Unless you are trying to do it without the user knowing...?
* - ForceJew - Feb 28, 2017
(Feb 28, 2017 04:28 AM)LaPanthere Wrote: Just don't try doing it?
There's a reason why it is in the UI...
Unless you are trying to do it without the user knowing...?
I think that this is what he wants to do:P
* - Twistd - Feb 28, 2017
(Feb 28, 2017 03:57 AM)aerohacker Wrote: There's a way to add C: partition in AntiVirus using command line, registry or another way? Except for doing this directly using GUI?
Heres a simple answer for you.
NOPE.
* - SIM-3465989 - Mar 1, 2017
(Feb 28, 2017 04:28 AM)LaPanthere Wrote: Just don't try doing it?
There's a reason why it is in the UI...
Unless you are trying to do it without the user knowing...?
Stop being a whiteknight, I think OP's intentions are obvious.
To answer OP: No, this is obviously not supported by any virusscanner natively.
You'll have to hook into the AV and modify the exclusion list accordingly.
However, I doubt you'll be able to get the needed permissions to do so and even then it's probably a near impossible task (or else everyone would be doing it).
This is why crypters exist to make your files undetectable. It's the next best thing. 🤝