{"id":56,"date":"2007-02-21T03:03:28","date_gmt":"2007-02-21T03:03:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dereckson.be\/blog\/2007\/02\/21\/multikiller-kill-and-rekill\/"},"modified":"2007-02-21T03:03:28","modified_gmt":"2007-02-21T03:03:28","slug":"multikiller-kill-and-rekill","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dereckson.be\/blog\/2007\/02\/21\/multikiller-kill-and-rekill\/","title":{"rendered":"MultiKiller, kill and rekill."},"content":{"rendered":"

MultiKiller kills any processes and rekills them when they’re spawned again, very useful to eradicate a virus.<\/p>\n

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My father hasn’t touched my computer since 2003 (when I had to enable parental control to avoid him surf on porn sites and catch, fish and grab worms, trojans and virii). Today, he has done it again, has comited a repeat offense with the same result : a new bunch of packed worms, spywares, antispywares claiming a lot of spywares is present and so on.<\/p>\n

To clean it, I’ve used the excellent Sysinternals AutoRuns, available on Microsoft Sysinternals utilities website<\/a>.<\/p>\n

But how to kill launched processes (one of them kills the task manager directly when launched, yeah !) ? When you kill one worm, another process runs the first, running the second, and so on…<\/p>\n

So, I’ve quickly dropped on a new windows form a textbox, a button and wrote this code:<\/p>\n

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Okay, I confess, when I’ve run it to kill my virii processes, it was WindowsApplication1, Form1, textBox1 and button1. Now you’ve even 2 explanations labels, lucky guys you’re.<\/p>\n

This is not licensed under BSD, I can’t and don’t claim any copyright or droit d’auteur on this little soft, so consider it in public domain (to protect a software, it must be an ORIGINAL software, here it’s when you quickly sketch a sun with a circle and some lines on a notepad, anybody can do it) and feel free to use it any way you want.<\/p>\n

Download<\/h3>\n