EvilZone
Hacking and Security => Hacking and Security => : Santa April 02, 2013, 06:33:32 PM
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im doing a project for school and i would like to put a script in the file to make the computer get the BSOD when the program is opened. i was wondering if this is even possible and how i would be able to script/code this. i am a beginner with Python if that helps at all...
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If you don't mind calling external programs then you could try this: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/start_blue_screen.html
There was one that emulates the BSOD without really crashing the system but I cannot seem to find it anymore.
Also you may want to take a look at here: http://evilzone.org/scripting-languages/%28batch%29-bsodready/
Or you could try to make a fake one with Pascal and BGI graphics :) it's very simple. You'll need Turbo Pascal 7 though.
Or you could make a batch script that looks like that and call it from the python maximizing the window.
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/wiki/ of BSOD:
Blue screens are typically caused by software errors in device drivers: in NT-based Windows systems by poorly written device drivers, and in the Windows 9x family of operating systems by incompatible DLL driver files or bugs in the software kernel of the operating system.[4] They can also be caused by physical hardware faults, such as faulty RAM memory or power supplies, overheating of components, or hardware which is run beyond its specification limits ("overclocking").
So, write a faulty driver for the keyboard or something and inject it in the machine.
Also, google is your friend :) .
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This can be easily done in C#, just call RtlSetProcessCritical from ntdll.dll (don't forget to elevate your privileges! (SeSecurityName I guess)) and just end your process with Environment.Exit(0), BSOD will show up and say that critical process exited.
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thanks guys guess ill have some fun with this project tonight. and hopefully wont have to present it tomorow because of "Computer Problems" lol.
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Nope, not of these solutions will damage your PC. :D
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This can be easily done in C#, just call RtlSetProcessCritical from ntdll.dll (don't forget to elevate your privileges! (SeSecurityName I guess)) and just end your process with Environment.Exit(0), BSOD will show up and say that critical process exited.
You can do this in python to using ctypes.
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Also you may want to take a look at here: http://evilzone.org/scripting-languages/%28batch%29-bsodready/ (http://evilzone.org/scripting-languages/%28batch%29-bsodready/)
I feel honored.