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Offline Mark Fortune

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ANY ADVICE AS TO HOW I CAN PREVENT AVG AND OTHER AV's FROM DELETING MY HACKING PROGRAMS?!?!?!?!?

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Remove the AV programs, Encrypt your "hacking" programs, write them yourself.

A few suggestions.
« Last Edit: May 12, 2011, 04:53:52 am by iMorg »

Offline Tsar

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Step 1.
Don't type in caps-lock.

Step 2.
Try running them in a virtual environment with no AV.

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Haven't used an AV the past 3-4 years, no point anyway. If the virus you get pwnt by really is written by someone who wants to pwn you, your AV is useless. And if the virus is at a level that your AV can catch it, so can you if you know how they work in general.
if($statement) { unless(!$statement) { // Very sure } }
https://evilzone.org/?hack=true

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You mean the programs you use? If is that, add them tothe AVs whitelist or exceptions list. Create a folder, putit in the list, and put those programs in the folder.


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I just use Linux.

On Windblows, when I need to use some tool (usually I don't, but...), I just disable the AV while I use it. If you want to save your tools at scan time, just put the folder into exception list.

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If you mean hacking tools, such as nmap and programs that you use, you can just whitelist them like ca0s said.
If you mean to send to other people, you will need to crypt/pack the virus you're sending, it's not as easy as it sounds, because every AV has a different way of detecting malware, and then you also have the runtime and scantime detection.
The easiest way is to obfuscate the code, by adding lots of junk.
A program that does:
Edit Registry
Delete Files
Copy to startup

Will be almost always flagged as virus.
However if it does:
Edit Registry
Open firefox in a page
Create files (with version, and author and stuff like that)
More random code...
Delete Files
More random code...
Copy to startup
More random code...

It won't be detected as much.
Also try to avoid using pre-made functions, sometimes something as simple as extracting the function code and using it won't be as detected also.
Thanks for reading,
I_Learning_I

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Use a Virtual Machine............