[Gh0xxrZ]

PowerShell script that hides the app/malware file extension by padding the filename with spaces.

This method has been covered by John Hammond on his channel and this is simply a slightly improved remake of his code

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Example picture: 

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Example video:

https://sendvid.com/ml86udlc

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Use command:

.\extspooferps.ps1 -FilePath .\malware.exe -NewBasename "innocentfile.jpg" -NewExtension "exe"

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Script:

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gotta see

[tomytomoy456]

PowerShell script that hides the app/malware file extension by padding the filename with spaces.

This method has been covered by John Hammond on his channel and this is simply a slightly improved remake of his code

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Example picture: 

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Example video:

https://sendvid.com/ml86udlc

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Use command:

.\extspooferps.ps1 -FilePath .\malware.exe -NewBasename "innocentfile.jpg" -NewExtension "exe"

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Script:

 

look very cool man nice

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[svtc72]

ty ima try it

[RicoAce]

 PowerShell script that hides the app/malware file extension by padding the filename with spaces.

This method has been covered by John Hammond on his channel and this is simply a slightly improved remake of his code

‎

Example picture: 

‎ ‎ 

Example video:

https://sendvid.com/ml86udlc

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Use command:

.\extspooferps.ps1 -FilePath .\malware.exe -NewBasename "innocentfile.jpg" -NewExtension "exe"

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Script:

 

Thanks, I'll check it out, but if the person has enabled the extension display, it's a lost cause.

[jasulafuta]

PowerShell script that hides the app/malware file extension by padding the filename with spaces.

This method has been covered by John Hammond on his channel and this is simply a slightly improved remake of his code

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Example picture: 

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Example video:

https://sendvid.com/ml86udlc

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Use command:

.\extspooferps.ps1 -FilePath .\malware.exe -NewBasename "innocentfile.jpg" -NewExtension "exe"

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Script:

 

i cant believe windows does nothing about this