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Thread: hiding my program in NT task list...

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    Hi there,

    I am writing a program that I woulde like to be 'invisible' for the user... does anyone know how to hide this program in the Windows NT task list (eg CTRL-ALT-DEL)

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    Look at this page: http://www.vb-world.net/tips/tip135.html

    Regards.

    [This message has been edited by Vova (edited 11-04-1999).]

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    O aye, and why would you want it to b hidden, ey? ey? But if you get any results could u please email it to me, as im trying to make a trojan horse, and it needs to work on NT, win98, win95 and (most trickey) win2000.

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    This works in '98, but not in Windows NT... The following error is displayed:

    Run-time error '453'
    Can't find DLL entry point RegisterServiceProcess in kernel32

    Anyone knows how to solve this?

    Lots of thanx!


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    Hallahan
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    Hi guys. Yes, in NT/Kernel32.dll RegisterServiceProcess function is absent.
    Other thing is that new function is in NT/User32 - RegisterServicesProcess.
    It looks like that it may go for this purpose.
    But i can't find DECLARE for it. Does anybody know how to extract the list of parameters from DLL?
    Regards.

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    So we have a new question... Anyone?

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    Hallahan
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    stupid ubb code

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    Hallahan
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