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Trojan Nuke { Turns Malware Against itself } [Soon to be released!]

(Jul 14, 2013 11:12 AM)Fộrcəd Wrote:  Wish me luck?

Good luck
Hope you'll post something more than two screen shots with combobox
🤝
i would advise converting to net 2.0 and possibly c# less dependancies
its more stable with lower net versions
(Jul 14, 2013 01:43 PM)Flaaffy Wrote:  its more stable with lower net versions

The fuck are you talking about. C# and VB runs off the same framework - how is C# more stable, if you successfully manage to come up with an explanation as to why, I'll give you an icecream.
(Jul 14, 2013 01:43 PM)Flaaffy Wrote:  its more stable with lower net versions

c# uses the same librairies and compiler so how is it more stable???
Will this also remove startup entries? Or would it just remove the files?
(Jul 14, 2013 02:34 PM)log dot zip Wrote:  The fuck are you talking about. C# and VB runs off the same framework - how is C# more stable, if you successfully manage to come up with an explanation as to why, I'll give you an icecream.

omfg It just is guize, gawd! 😑
Good job coding this ;3. I'd like it more if it was something like rkill, where you just run it, and it does it all automatically then stops and closes itself.
(Jul 14, 2013 02:34 PM)log dot zip Wrote:  The fuck are you talking about. C# and VB runs off the same framework - how is C# more stable, if you successfully manage to come up with an explanation as to why, I'll give you an icecream.

This is One of the most amusing posts i have witnessed regarding c# being more stable. Less dependencies.
Rkill is not a off the HF kiddy shelf application. Most of it's searching is "heuristic". It is a signature based rule set to kill procs and not a list of proccess names, though I it does contain few. For the most part it uses other types of signatures and regular expressions.
good idea man, hope to see some updates
It's not free? for how much you going to sell this for?


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