Hide application from process list?
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Hello all. With all respect to the fine programmers who replied to this post -who are by far much better programmers than me-, with all respect to them I don't think we have the right to judge anyones intentions when answering questions on the forum, do you? Programs like security, administrative, or networks software might need such a feature. I don't know what is a "DRM software" -I told you I'm a lousy programmer ;)-, yet I belive CodeLeon has the right to know the technique. Using it rightfully is his problem, not ours. Anyway, that's my opinion -Again I pay respect to all who disagree-. So here is a link that might help: http://www.codeproject.com/system/preventclose.asp[^] Finally I believe that if we didn't learn how virii work, we wouldn't be able to stop them... Right?
True to some extent, until you've had to jump through the hoops required to recover from something like SpySherif... Then all your bile and distain will fly while foaming at the mouth at any mere mention of "how do I hijack poor unsuspecting users machine?" Nothing personal CodeLeon, you may have noblest of intensions, I don't dare guess your motivation. But luckily for me, I don't know the answer to withold from you and can skurt my moral delima, so take my rantings with a grain of salt.
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Be nice. Tons of the friendly software on your computer uses undetectable programs. If you can't help, why post? code -> MakeBest(forever);
Not much that I can think of that doesn't have "Microsoft Corporation" in the company field...
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True to some extent, until you've had to jump through the hoops required to recover from something like SpySherif... Then all your bile and distain will fly while foaming at the mouth at any mere mention of "how do I hijack poor unsuspecting users machine?" Nothing personal CodeLeon, you may have noblest of intensions, I don't dare guess your motivation. But luckily for me, I don't know the answer to withold from you and can skurt my moral delima, so take my rantings with a grain of salt.
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Not much that I can think of that doesn't have "Microsoft Corporation" in the company field...
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If your curious, my intentions were to stop the copying of files from one folder to another like Microsoft Documents Rights thing. I thought this would be useful. code -> MakeBest(forever);
CodeLeon wrote:
my intentions were to stop the copying of files from one folder to another like Microsoft Documents Rights thing.
Instead of hiding the process from task manager (which is a "bad thing" from the normal user perspective), this kind of application should run as a system service and the user account set to.. well.. user, instead of Admin because regular users can't disable services. Personally I'd run away from hiding processes, it just opens you up to too many possible legal issues. Mike Poz
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Hello all. With all respect to the fine programmers who replied to this post -who are by far much better programmers than me-, with all respect to them I don't think we have the right to judge anyones intentions when answering questions on the forum, do you? Programs like security, administrative, or networks software might need such a feature. I don't know what is a "DRM software" -I told you I'm a lousy programmer ;)-, yet I belive CodeLeon has the right to know the technique. Using it rightfully is his problem, not ours. Anyway, that's my opinion -Again I pay respect to all who disagree-. So here is a link that might help: http://www.codeproject.com/system/preventclose.asp[^] Finally I believe that if we didn't learn how virii work, we wouldn't be able to stop them... Right?
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CodeLeon wrote:
my intentions were to stop the copying of files from one folder to another like Microsoft Documents Rights thing.
Instead of hiding the process from task manager (which is a "bad thing" from the normal user perspective), this kind of application should run as a system service and the user account set to.. well.. user, instead of Admin because regular users can't disable services. Personally I'd run away from hiding processes, it just opens you up to too many possible legal issues. Mike Poz
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Thanx! Good idea! How do i make my application a system service and do like you said? does cp have an article on this? code -> MakeBest(forever);
Plenty, in fact Studio has a Windows Service project template. I don't have one off hand, but you should have no trouble searching for some.
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Hello all. With all respect to the fine programmers who replied to this post -who are by far much better programmers than me-, with all respect to them I don't think we have the right to judge anyones intentions when answering questions on the forum, do you? Programs like security, administrative, or networks software might need such a feature. I don't know what is a "DRM software" -I told you I'm a lousy programmer ;)-, yet I belive CodeLeon has the right to know the technique. Using it rightfully is his problem, not ours. Anyway, that's my opinion -Again I pay respect to all who disagree-. So here is a link that might help: http://www.codeproject.com/system/preventclose.asp[^] Finally I believe that if we didn't learn how virii work, we wouldn't be able to stop them... Right?
Nader Elshehabi wrote:
yet I belive CodeLeon has the right to know the technique
If he can figure out how to get Digital Rights Management to work, he can write up an article and tell the rest of the industry how to do it. To date, noone has been able to get a DRM working with any reliability. So, to date, there is no technique to really tell him about! There's plenty of examples on how NOT to do it though! Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Microsoft's not all that bad... I use Microsoft Office (esp Outlook), WIndows, Windows MP, MSN Messenger, Encarta, Visual Studio, and Wireless Laser Desktop 6000. I really like some of their products. code -> MakeBest(forever);
You missed my point. What I meant was that Microsoft has the vast majority of credible hidden applications running on Windows that I'm aware of. I'm not a Microsoft hater.
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