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Install it into an new subfolder in system32 or something hidden that people don't normally find. Delete it from the start menu. It still works without those shortcuts. Install CCleaner to delete the entry from the add/remove programs list(the program will still run). Uninstall CCleaner and remove any traces of its existence.
Commence blackmail.
Send me $25 USD for helping you. Deny the fact that we ever talked.
Commence blackmail.
Send me $25 USD for helping you. Deny the fact that we ever talked.
wait... either your a criminal or are underage and looking at porn/looking at underage porn...
I dont wanna help
all of those r bad
I dont wanna help
all of those r bad
simple. send a mail to theyr email, like a advertising for viagra, or some sort of cream that makes ur hair to grow back (preety sure they will fall for it) put a trojan inside and just keep adding stuff to his pc ._. , Like, change his walppaper to How to not be a jackass for dummys :\
EDIT : if hes underaged, how come he looking at underaged porn can be that bad? o.o
EDIT : if hes underaged, how come he looking at underaged porn can be that bad? o.o
Didn't you read "These forums & You!"? You have to commit a felony to even post on this site!Flying-Emu said:
OT: I don't think blackmail would be the best approach to getting what you want from your government, unless you live in a non-democratic country.
Speak for yourself...Flying-Emu said:
Ok, for access I suggest
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/security/c49f/
Now the question is the OS of the box. I cant help much with MAC, but if its windows...
As for putting up porn... ehh.. just start with an innocuous windows system file like system 32... then select a random file, open it, make a file with a harmless sounding name like Host, open that file, make a file inside of it, wash rinse repeat about 10 files deep, then in the last file dump your traceable pr0nz. It will be hidden well enough without anyone noticing its there, but in the case of forensics and someone looking for it, they WILL find it. But you can also go to the properties of the file, and convert it into a hidden file. Again 90% of people wouldnt find it because they arent looking, but someone who is purposely looking for it and has a degree of understanding on how to find things, would likely find it.
If its a program of sorts you can follow the same technique. make a deep directory of files. During program installation, redirect the install path to that deep file, and select to leave no start menu/desktop short cuts. Only thing to be concerned with is that anything installed will still show typically in the add/remove programs file registry.
If thats your intent what you can also do is install the program to get it to show in that list... then go back to the file where you installed the program then delete the file. It will still show up in add/remove program registry but there is no trace of the files to be found anywhere. (basically doesnt uninstall just deletes the primary files, registry markers are still present)
You can password protect files that have been compressed such as Winrar files, to keep people from opening them, but problem there is that they are still compressed and basically unusable in a program standpoint. (perhaps archived as an ISO that has to be mounted and P/W protected?
Now, if your wanting to install a game to use on someones computer and basically leave no trace? Install the game to a flash drive big enough to hold that installation. Insert the flash drive to the PC you want to use it on, and run it from the flash drive. will not leave an imprint, and will in most cases run the same as if it were installed on an internal drive (though there may be some extra load time from dealing with slower flash memory)
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/security/c49f/
Now the question is the OS of the box. I cant help much with MAC, but if its windows...
As for putting up porn... ehh.. just start with an innocuous windows system file like system 32... then select a random file, open it, make a file with a harmless sounding name like Host, open that file, make a file inside of it, wash rinse repeat about 10 files deep, then in the last file dump your traceable pr0nz. It will be hidden well enough without anyone noticing its there, but in the case of forensics and someone looking for it, they WILL find it. But you can also go to the properties of the file, and convert it into a hidden file. Again 90% of people wouldnt find it because they arent looking, but someone who is purposely looking for it and has a degree of understanding on how to find things, would likely find it.
If its a program of sorts you can follow the same technique. make a deep directory of files. During program installation, redirect the install path to that deep file, and select to leave no start menu/desktop short cuts. Only thing to be concerned with is that anything installed will still show typically in the add/remove programs file registry.
If thats your intent what you can also do is install the program to get it to show in that list... then go back to the file where you installed the program then delete the file. It will still show up in add/remove program registry but there is no trace of the files to be found anywhere. (basically doesnt uninstall just deletes the primary files, registry markers are still present)
You can password protect files that have been compressed such as Winrar files, to keep people from opening them, but problem there is that they are still compressed and basically unusable in a program standpoint. (perhaps archived as an ISO that has to be mounted and P/W protected?
Now, if your wanting to install a game to use on someones computer and basically leave no trace? Install the game to a flash drive big enough to hold that installation. Insert the flash drive to the PC you want to use it on, and run it from the flash drive. will not leave an imprint, and will in most cases run the same as if it were installed on an internal drive (though there may be some extra load time from dealing with slower flash memory)
Well you can hide files/folders with the "hidden" attribute: right click > properties > general tab > hidden.
Then go to control panel > folder options > view tab. Under "Hidden files and folders" select "Do not show hidden files and folders".
Then you can delete the item from the start menu simply with right click > delete. Make sure to hold shift when you press delete so it doesn't go to the recycle bin.
Removing it from add/remove programs menu is going to be more tricky but here's how.
Disclaimer: Follow these instructions to the letter or you could fuck up the PC!
Go to start > run and type "regedt32" in the box (without quotation marks obviously), and press ok. This should bring up the registry editor.
In the registry editor scroll up to the top on the left pane and follow this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
In the Uninstall folder should be a load of strings of random letters/numbers. These are registry keys and each represents a program. You'll have to find your program by looking at each one manually. Click the keys in the left pane, then in the right pane look at the field "DisplayName" until you find the one that matches your program.
Right click the key in the left pane then click delete, and confirm you wish to delete the key and its subkeys.
Close the registry editor. This should have removed the item from add/remove programs.
At this point I'd like to point out that I don't condone using any of this for illegal activity. Hope this helped.
Then go to control panel > folder options > view tab. Under "Hidden files and folders" select "Do not show hidden files and folders".
Then you can delete the item from the start menu simply with right click > delete. Make sure to hold shift when you press delete so it doesn't go to the recycle bin.
Removing it from add/remove programs menu is going to be more tricky but here's how.
Disclaimer: Follow these instructions to the letter or you could fuck up the PC!
Go to start > run and type "regedt32" in the box (without quotation marks obviously), and press ok. This should bring up the registry editor.
In the registry editor scroll up to the top on the left pane and follow this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
In the Uninstall folder should be a load of strings of random letters/numbers. These are registry keys and each represents a program. You'll have to find your program by looking at each one manually. Click the keys in the left pane, then in the right pane look at the field "DisplayName" until you find the one that matches your program.
Right click the key in the left pane then click delete, and confirm you wish to delete the key and its subkeys.
Close the registry editor. This should have removed the item from add/remove programs.
At this point I'd like to point out that I don't condone using any of this for illegal activity. Hope this helped.