bloody batch file help lol
okay, so im into making little batch files etc. but one thing keeps on confusing me. whenever i check out a tutorial, it comes to destructive commands.
so we get to
DEL C:\
okay so that clearly wipes the c drive. but when trying the command on a victims pc. it always asks for confirmation!
so whats the point in making the virus in the first place if the victim has to say yes to activate it?

















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For example:
set /p o=Do you want to continue? (Y/N) ^>
if %o%==Y "command if the victim says yes"
if %o%==N cls
|1|2|3 |<0
456789|
|--|--|--|
that equals 30 because 0 is pointing to 3!
that is my maths
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You're wrong.
It's most lamers' attempt to make a what they call "virus" that are made out of batch files. =o)
Technically, a virus is a program that spreads itself (duplication and "contamination") like would do a real biological virus.
If your batch file is just harmful, it's not a virus.
It's just a batch file with some "rename", "delete", "copy" or "format" commands.
Such "harmful" batch files are so simple and outdated, that I'm not even sure they could be called malware.
If someone ever made a real virus with a batch file (ie, something that duplicate and contaminate), it will only duplicate itself into ASCII files (ie, mainly .cfg, .bat, .ini files and other ASCII scripts ...).
Honestly, harmful batch files is what we call a "b.a.-ba" ... it's now more a toy for teenagers than anything else.
Show me a real virus made out of a batch file that is able to be a real plague like could be a real computer virus, and I will apologize and shut up.
bet U cant
The point is that, technically, harmfull batch files are not viruses because they don't duplicate and contaminate.
Do they infect .exe or simply other .bat ?
Do they scan the file system to find others .bat to infect, or do they just copy themselves with the COPY command ?
If I delete every .bat files (we don't need them in modern computers, so it does not matter) will your "virus" come back again ?
Honestly, you have a chance to impress me with the mutation mechanism of your batch file. Show me the code, and will tell you if I'm impressed (I'll be honest). =o)
You'll have to debug it, and update its mechanism if you actually want to make it working on my computer ... =o)
(not even if I close the command line window ?)
=o)
One of my hobbies is to work on AI too. I did not make anything really interesting yet ... I have plenty ideas, but I don't spend much time implementing them.
If you have screen-shots or video of your programs in action, I'll be very interesting to watch them =o)
If you don't remember it or were not around at the time, here is an online version of it: Eliza, the computer psychologist
Yes, you're right, my question was not relevant to what this program was designed for.
Let's try it more seriously :
Eliza: Hello. I am ELIZA. How can I help you?
Me : I feel lost.
Eliza: Do you often feel lost?
Me : Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Yes.
Eliza: You are sure?
Me: Absolutely.
Eliza: Please go on.
Me: Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me: Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me: Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me: Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where are the toilets ?
Eliza: Would you like it if they were not the toilets?
Me : Where would I pee and poo if they were not the toilets ?
Eliza: Do you wish that they was not the toilets?
Me : No.
Eliza: You are being a bit negative.
Me : Really ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where ?
Eliza : Please go on.
Me : To the toilets ?
Eliza : Please go on.
Me : Where are they ?
Eliza: Would you like it if they were not they?
Me : Who ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Where ?
Eliza: Please go on.
Me : Oops ! I'm afraid it's too late ...
Eliza: Does it please you to believe I am afraid its too late?
Me : ???
...
I love this girl =o]
This one is (or was) designed to chat about art and architecture, and is (or was) told to be able to learn from conversation (self enriching).
But when you talked with it, it was as much impressive than Eliza.
Personally, I find quite reassuring that all the AI programs they show us are dumb like that, mainly because I'm afraid about the military applications they could have if they were too much advanced ... ( see here )
At the time, of course, the only "online" was BBS's.
I do remember a turing machine (computer that administered a Turing Test) program quite a number of years back that was very uncanny in it's ability to "chat".
Oh wait, are you referring to ALICE ! ?
A.L.I.C.E. an interactive chatbot