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Thread: Attaching 2 EXEs together ???

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    Do you have access to a compiler of some sort? What about writing a new .exe that shells each .exe in turn? Something like;
    shell a.exe
    shell b.exe

    That's how you could run each in turn, but I don't know how you would get the results. Alternatively, you could put an input box in to replace a.exe and then just shell b.exe, i.e.
    if input("Your password here") = "secret"
    then shell b.exe
    else exit
    end if.
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    I seem to remember that some programs can combine sub 7 with another exe. try researching this a little and it should put you on the right track.

    Warning : sub 7 is a trojan program by the way

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    Thanks for trying to help guys, but let me direct you a little bit to what I'm looking for:

    Let's say I have a program A.EXE, I want to add some code into the beginning of A.EXE so once A.EXE is ran, an input box pops up asking for a password, if password is correct, program executes what A.EXE was about to do before it was passworded.

    See my point? the code-addition is saved inside the original A.EXE (and thus increasing its size a little bit, but this does not matter to me).

    Any clue?

    Thanks.

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    I said I wasn't sure about UPX But alot of the newer trojans seem to hold more than 1 executable and they're all packed with UPX. So you may want to read the documentation.
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    Heres an example.

    Dave has sub7.exe a trojan.

    He combines this with a harmless looking Game.exe file which he e-mails.

    The game.exe file also contains the code for sub7.exe.

    I'm tellin u man look it up theres tons of dual exe packaging scripts and products.

    Search www.downloads.com

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    Thanks guys, I have found some methods for this here

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    Arrow More Programs

    Originally posted here by Purifier
    Thanks guys, I have found some methods for this here

    You can get more Programs at www.euyulio.org, Section Files/Trojans/Binders.

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    But why are you trying to add a password prompt before some program? Can't see (m)any good reasons for that... You could have crypted and hid the folder the executable file is in, there are dozens of programs for that, or even zip the exe with Winzip and set a password for the archive... It just sounds as if you were trying to do some easy stuff harder way than you should.
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    Just write a C or VB program which calls the executables as a child process, this way once A is finished executing it returns control to the wrapper which then executes B. I am fairly certain VB allows a "shell" command which will allow you to do this easily with only a few lines of code.


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    EDIT: If you want a binder there are plenty of leet apps floating around like Silk Rope,SaranWrap,or EliteWrap which could bind a password check to an app I suppose although usually they are put to a more nefarious use.

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