[gigajew]

This is an easy way to scan and kill processes of your choice. It could be used for anti task manager, or anti regedit or other known processes. Enjoy this source code.

[Grooty]

what ? if (Matches(name, "Taskmgr.exe") || Matches(name, "ProcessHacker.exe") || ) omg

Can you make it easier

string[] st = new string[] { "Taskmgr.exe", "ProcessHacker.exe" "e.t.c"};

foreach (var pro in st)
{
if (Matches(name, pro)
{
KillProcess(id);
}
}


Write better password grabber FF (mozilla) or new Yandex =)

[Nick (Name)]

Can you make it easier

Have you not looked at his other sources? He makes unnecessary boilerplate code all the time.

[deiski]

Have you not looked at his other sources? He makes unnecessary boilerplate code all the time.

Probably one of the only people I see contributing in the first place though. ;c

[Dotexe]

Yea i must agree with the user above. Everyone starts from somwhere and however i don't know OP's experience but at least he is sharing something. I've been in many communities with programming stuff and they post shit ton of threads on a daily basis, while here.... it's just dead and from time to time people like OP post something, so be glad for it

[Washi]

Is there any reason why you chose to use the native winapi calls over the built-in System.Diagnostics.Process class?

[He B TeMy]

Is there any reason why you chose to use the native winapi calls over the built-in System.Diagnostics.Process class?

That class can raise exceptions and he doesn't want anything stopping his precious app.

[deiski]

Yea i must agree with the user above. Everyone starts from somwhere and however i don't know OP's experience but at least he is sharing something. I've been in many communities with programming stuff and they post shit ton of threads on a daily basis, while here.... it's just dead and from time to time people like OP post something, so be glad for it

If anything this is the only community I've seen with the most contribution, so I wouldn't bash on him too hard.

Be an asshole where needed, but give advice where applicable too.

[0xDEAD10CC]

That class can raise exceptions and he doesn't want anything stopping his precious app.

For what he's doing there's little to no concern. He's not enumerating modules or anything like that, and what he is currently doing in his own code has more potential for exceptions in comparison because there's barely any error handling here; no function return checks, etc.

[NYANxCAT]

Probably one of the only people I see contributing in the first place though. ;c

Yea i must agree with the user above. Everyone starts from somwhere and however i don't know OP's experience but at least he is sharing something. I've been in many communities with programming stuff and they post shit ton of threads on a daily basis, while here.... it's just dead and from time to time people like OP post something, so be glad for it

I agree with ^ at least this member is sharing with us his knowledge.

Also, I would call System.Diagnostics.Process class instead of all these native calls. This is a basic example:

[0xDEAD10CC]

I agree with ^ at least this member is sharing with us his knowledge.

Also, I would call System.Diagnostics.Process class instead of all these native calls. This is a basic example:

- Why are you using a list over an array?
- Why are you just catching all exceptions?

[He B TeMy]

For what he's doing there's little to no concern. He's not enumerating modules or anything like that, and what he is currently doing in his own code has more potential for exceptions in comparison because there's barely any error handling here; no function return checks, etc.

I agree with there's little to no concern because he has the check's in place, what i meant was even if he was enumerating any exception that would happen would not crash his app this way, while using .net you must handle every exception possible otherwise the app may go boom.

tl:dr i was being sarcastic.

[3DES]

Why the fuck would you write this in C# when you are importing every function from kernel32?. Use C# wrappers or write the shit in C/C++.

[Iera Namhorun]

cool, this works well on my windows 7.