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How to Escape from Security Software

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    Hi All, Recently, i developed a Product in VB6. It is related to Banking... For some security softwares considering this a malicious software. In this software, there are two main files 1) Autorun.exe 2) IDBankingB.exe Autorun.exe ----------- 1. It will copy the related files(DLL) to "System32" directory and registering the DLLs 2. Call the Main exe (IDBankingB.exe), and terminate(Autorun.exe) by itself. IDBankingB.exe -------------- Actual functionality of banking. Is there any implementation change requires in "Autorun.exe"? If there is no need to change the implementation, then how to escape from security software... Please help me if anybody knows... Thanks

    Thanks & Regards Kumaran

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      Hi All, Recently, i developed a Product in VB6. It is related to Banking... For some security softwares considering this a malicious software. In this software, there are two main files 1) Autorun.exe 2) IDBankingB.exe Autorun.exe ----------- 1. It will copy the related files(DLL) to "System32" directory and registering the DLLs 2. Call the Main exe (IDBankingB.exe), and terminate(Autorun.exe) by itself. IDBankingB.exe -------------- Actual functionality of banking. Is there any implementation change requires in "Autorun.exe"? If there is no need to change the implementation, then how to escape from security software... Please help me if anybody knows... Thanks

      Thanks & Regards Kumaran

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      Steven J Jowett
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      Kumaran21cen wrote:

      Recently, i developed a Product in VB6

      That's your first mistake.

      Steve Jowett ------------------------- Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read.

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        Hi All, Recently, i developed a Product in VB6. It is related to Banking... For some security softwares considering this a malicious software. In this software, there are two main files 1) Autorun.exe 2) IDBankingB.exe Autorun.exe ----------- 1. It will copy the related files(DLL) to "System32" directory and registering the DLLs 2. Call the Main exe (IDBankingB.exe), and terminate(Autorun.exe) by itself. IDBankingB.exe -------------- Actual functionality of banking. Is there any implementation change requires in "Autorun.exe"? If there is no need to change the implementation, then how to escape from security software... Please help me if anybody knows... Thanks

        Thanks & Regards Kumaran

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        Samir Ibrahim 0
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        Kumaran21cen wrote:

        1. It will copy the related files(DLL) to "System32" directory and registering the DLLs

        in Autorun.exe, copying the dll to system32 will occur each time you dbl click on it? If that a setup/install you have to do it once, if that part of running your app, then your approach is wrong IMO. If that is banking software so I will assume you are trying to install it on the server, the client pc should run Autorun.exe? Where it says that it is "malicious software", server side or work station side?

        Like car accidents, most hardware problems are due to driver error. Samir R. Ibrahim

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