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on my switchblade on about 1/2 the computers I plug it into I get a "drive not found/detected or similar error with a continue retry cancel option. I have this error on both the vbs based u3 launcher and the batch file based launcher (the one that is on cd partition and searches for the usb partition) any ideas why this is? it's not very anonymous when it does that.

walk in and try to sell Dunkin Donuts coffee to customers inline

really? wow, I'd been wondering how to go about doing that! Is your loader in the amish package? I don't remember if that was u3 or not, would you mind pointing me towards your loader? I would greatly appreciate it, thanks! edit!: sorry for the trouble I have located it myself here http://www.hak5.org/packages/files/nakaoris.loader.zip one question though, wouldn't putting a copy of nircmd on the cdrom partition and running the search batch file with it make this completely silent?

I think that would be an excellent idea seeing as how there are so many linux tuts, a freebsd would one be great. I know alot of people dish on windows, but I run a WAMPP server on a stripped down version of server2003, and it is rock solid, the only time I've ever restarted was for those silly windows updates

mmm this is for a good cause, but the fact that it could be sooo easily used for spreading harm, I'd have to vote no on this.

baaaaaad idea

well the reverse connection would have to be running TOR in order for it to connect to a TOR hidden service. Otherwise the reverse connection wouldn't be able to get into the TOR network

putting mp3 files in folders on the dvd works fine for my dvd player, easiest menu ever.

what antivirus software was this designed to shutdown? It doesn't seem to affect bitdefender, so I'm curious exactly which AVs this was designed against

stick to the pr0n

bitdefender 9 (second to newest version) detects avkiller as Generic.Malware.O!Ok!.56D47C5D AntiVir 7.3.0.21 detects it as TR/AVkiller.AN Panda 9.0.0.4 detects it as Trj/AVkiller.AN anyone tried recently with norton or mcafee? those were the only two I didn't check with

you could install it as a service and have to try to reverse connect at set intervals, then you just run your listener when you feel like connecting

hey, I've read through everything, and unless I'm mistaken (please correct me) vnc is being setup regularly, as in it won't work through nats/firewalls. So why not make it a reverse connection? I've been using a mod for ultravnc called single click to remotely fix computers for a long time now. The remote host contacts the local host therefore bypassing any nat issues (though the localhost must have an open port). $0.02