Application that can't be terminate or kill
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You and every other script kiddie on the planet.
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Sorry , bit I don't know you clear please illubrate in more details ...
DMASTER
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Sorry , bit I don't know you clear please illubrate in more details ...
DMASTER
Let me put it another way then. In Windows, you can't - an application can always be terminated. Obviously, embedded systems don't work like this, but they are outside the scope of this discussion. The application runs inside a process, and somebody with sufficient privileges must be able to kill a process. This is a by design behaviour, to prevent bad or runaway processes from trampling all over a system. More importantly, this behaviour prevents viruses and worms from taking total control of a system and being unstoppable.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Sorry , bit I don't know you clear please illubrate in more details ...
DMASTER
Developer611 wrote:
please illubrate in more details ...
Illubration: An application that cannot be terminated by the user is what every virus-writing, lowlife, script-kiddie excuse-for-a-programmer wishes was possible.
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Developer611 wrote:
please illubrate in more details ...
Illubration: An application that cannot be terminated by the user is what every virus-writing, lowlife, script-kiddie excuse-for-a-programmer wishes was possible.
do you know any way?
DMASTER
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do you know any way?
DMASTER
Why would you want to do this? Why do you want your application never to be killed or terminated?
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Why would you want to do this? Why do you want your application never to be killed or terminated?
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why you ask? i like it... :mad:
DMASTER
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Why would you want to do this? Why do you want your application never to be killed or terminated?
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while(1) { if (you dont know) { tell me dont know } else { tell me any thing you know } }
DMASTER
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while(1) { if (you dont know) { tell me dont know } else { tell me any thing you know } }
DMASTER
In the abstract (as in know what parts of win32 to start googling on) there are a number of people here who probably could do it. *BUT* hell will freeze over before any of us help you write malware! :mad::mad:
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I want source of an application that nobody can kill or terminate it . please help me as soon as possible ...
DMASTER
it is possible but its only a preventative from accidental termination if someone really wants to stop your process they can. i'm not going to post code because it less about code and more about common sense in program design any programmer worth his salt can do it. oh and i like to easily kill processes myself instead of having hunt through process explorer, so i don’t like the idea personally :) some application require it (AV, security, system dependent Software) other like the above posts stated just cause pain for myself and other people. good luck what are you working on out of interest?
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do you know any way?
DMASTER
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while(1) { if (you dont know) { tell me dont know } else { tell me any thing you know } }
DMASTER
Wow. This is just plain rude. Some of the experienced programmers probably could do it, but they are not going to because: 1) The whole idea of it seems malicious 2) You are being rude
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why you ask? i like it... :mad:
DMASTER
What part of "ITS NOT POSSIBLE" don't you understand???
Developer611 wrote:
why you ask? i like it...
This is the typical response we expect from a script-kiddie to a questio nsuch as yours. There is NO LEGITIMATE reason to want to do this, and as such, your attitude justifies my response stated in the first line of this post. For you - It's not possible. For someone with a LEGITIMATE reason, it's possible, but will not be discussed out in the open because of the extremely sensitive nature of the process and it's possibility for abusive use.
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while(1) { if (you dont know) { tell me dont know } else { tell me any thing you know } }
DMASTER
Well, you discovered it yourself: the never ending program. It does not need any I/O, does not consume disk space, it will keep on running forever, increasing the Universe's entropy, completely ignoring Al Gore. Good for you.
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I want source of an application that nobody can kill or terminate it . please help me as soon as possible ...
DMASTER