Bat file Protection
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Now i am having the file in encrypted which is not viewable in the PC but the file is not running in the machine B.A machine run the file
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You need to change fundamentally what you are trying to do. Which we don't know what that is. Why do you want your friend to run this program? Clearly you don't think that he should have this access, so what is going on?
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
Now i am having the file in encrypted which is not viewable in the PC but the file is not running in the machine B.A machine run the file
You can't run an encrypted file.
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@scottalanmiller said in Bat file Protection:
@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
Then how .exe files are created any ideas ?
But I just explained that .exe can't do this either. He can still open an exe and see what it is doing.
How it able to do ?
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I'm going to give you a future recap of where this conversation will go...
- We will explain that you can't run something that he can't see.
- You'll ask how to do what we just said you can't do.
- We'll explain again that you can't do that no matter how you modify the words.
- You'll ask again how to do the same thing in a trivially different way.
- We'll start the process over.
Until you change what you are trying to do, the answer will be "you can't do that". What you are trying to do cannot be done, no matter how you attempt to obfuscate it.
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@scottalanmiller said in Bat file Protection:
@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
Now i am having the file in encrypted which is not viewable in the PC but the file is not running in the machine B.A machine run the file
You can't run an encrypted file.
Why the file got encrypted now ??It should be usable Right ?
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
@scottalanmiller said in Bat file Protection:
@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
Then how .exe files are created any ideas ?
But I just explained that .exe can't do this either. He can still open an exe and see what it is doing.
How it able to do ?
Just open it with a hex editor and you can see the commands.
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
@scottalanmiller said in Bat file Protection:
@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
Now i am having the file in encrypted which is not viewable in the PC but the file is not running in the machine B.A machine run the file
You can't run an encrypted file.
Why the file got encrypted now ??It should be usable Right ?
No, you have to decrypt any file to use it, always.
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@scottalanmiller How to encrypt the bat file and decrypt it ?
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
@scottalanmiller How to encrypt the bat file and decrypt it ?
Why are you asking about this now that you know it is useless?
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There is no need to encrypt and decrypt that BAT file, just give your friend the BAT file. Same results.
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I verified this link but some confusions
https://www.computing.net/answers/programming/hide-batch-file-contents/28331.html
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Its possible i think from the above forums
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Hi @scottalanmiller can you please help me ?
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
This link too
https://superuser.com/questions/62525/run-a-batch-file-in-a-completely-hidden-way
That's totally different than what you are talking about. He's talking about have the BAT file not pop up any windows.
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What we have not heard yet is what you are trying to do. What is the goal here?
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I suspect that this is something really easy to solve that we could have fixed in a few seconds if we only knew what you were trying to accomplish. Do you just want to collect some basic data about someone's computer?
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for example we have a exe file, when we try to open the file to see the codes, its all encrypted, like that is there any way to make the Bat file encrypted, according to a machine language?
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@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:
for example we have a exe file, when we try to open the file to see the codes, its all encrypted, like that is there any way to make the Bat file encrypted, according to a machine language?
EXE files cannot be encrypted. You are confusing compiled with encrypted.
