Anyone can post content of .bat files that was used to trick people or to do some useful command like shutdown batch files and stuff for example below
%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 60 -c "One minute to shut down... Please close all programs before time out."
p/s: not a link to .bat files, just the full content of the batch files
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Jump to PostOne of the system folks left the company under suspicious circumstances so we did a massive search for files he touched and found one called time_bomb. I 'typed' it to see what was in it and the screen locked up - total heart failure until I realized the file was …
Er.
format c: -y -y
One of the system folks left the company under suspicious circumstances so we did a massive search for files he touched and found one called time_bomb. I 'typed' it to see what was in it and the screen locked up - total heart failure until I realized the file was just a couple million lines of cr-lf. When my heart rate returned to normal, I had a good laugh and later mail-bombed him.
Not really batch file prank.
One of the system folks left the company under suspicious circumstances so we did a massive search for files he touched and found one called time_bomb. I 'typed' it to see what was in it and the screen locked up - total heart failure until I realized the file was just a couple million lines of cr-lf. When my heart rate returned to normal, I had a good laugh and later mail-bombed him.
Not really batch file prank.
lol... looks fun
can you share that file here?
lol... looks fun
can you share that file here?
the file was just a couple million lines of cr-lf
Erm, NO!
:)
Happygeek - which is the real you? your original avatar or this one? or both?
all he needs to do is copy this piece of code 1 million times:
We used to send messages across our LAN with the NET SEND command. So convenient! That was until some evildoer placed net.bat in the same directory...
*.bat trumps *.exe every time ;-)
Apparently, they inserted an extra sentence into every message sent, selected from an array of random insults.
Rest in peace NET SEND.
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