China DOS Union

BAT to EXE tool, feels good


Original 5.0 download address

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November 9, 2008, updated to 6.0 with more powerful functions



Batch Processing Stalker V6.0 click to download

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[ Last edited by FTP007 on 2008-11-10 at 23:12 ]

Download and take a look, thank you.

It's been used under Deepin. It feels good. The only regret is that the non-VIP version can only transfer one at a time. What a pity.

It's just that the converted exe is too large (402 KB).

ExeScript converts very small:
Only 8.5 KB, after removing the icon: 4 KB
Quiet mode is 8 KB, after removing the icon: 3.5 KB
Version 2.1.1
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The latest version 3.0 converts to 43.0 KB. (You can choose not to have the icon → 20 KB)

[ Last edited by tireless on 2008-9-16 at 02:03 AM ]

Can it be packed? The ones converted by exescript seem not to be packable. I've been using quickbfc all the time, and the effect is very good.

It's a pity that this tool doesn't support "drag and drop". But other functions are still quite good...

Originally posted by clong at 2008-9-19 01:43 PM:
Can it be PACKed? The ones converted by exescript seem not to be able to be packed. I've been using quickbfc all the time, and the effect is very good.

What does PACK mean? Bundling? Exescript doesn't support bundling. If you want to bundle, just use winrar.

http://www.f2ko.de/English/index.php (requires proxy access) has a Bat To Exe Converter, which supports command line, supports bundling, and is very small in size (420 KB). The converted exe is also very small (less than 10 KB).

However, the software is not very stable. Sometimes the software will close unexpectedly when adding file descriptions/company and other information. It won't make mistakes when not adding these information.

Download Bat To Exe Converter:
http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/770.zip

P.S. Why convert to exe? When you convert to exe and give it to others, generally others won't run it. For yourself? Then why bother, because temporary files are generated every time you run it.

[ Last edited by tireless on 2008-9-19 at 02:18 PM ]

Converting to EXE is to protect the source code from being modified (even if you can see the temporary file, can you modify the EXE?), and for BAT to run hidden without a black box. For example, preventing ARP attacks in internet cafes, automatically running and binding the gateway at boot, modifying the time, etc.

Friend upstairs, I made a BAT to EXE, which is to create two folders under the C drive and D drive. Can you find the source code to modify it?
Download link:
http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/771.rar



Friends who don't believe it can test it. There is no malice, just creating two empty folders.

The confidentiality of batch processing cannot be very good

1. rem c:\54SB
   
2. REM C:\54SB
   
3. md c:\54SB..\
   
4. md D:\54SB..\
   
5. del %0%
   

shiyu46@ccf posted on: 2008-09-20 19:51

rem c:\54SB REM C:\54SB rd \\?\c:\54SB..\ rd \\?\D:\54SB..\ del %0%
Done

[ Last edited by metoo on 2008-9-20 at 08:10 PM ]

Heheh, let's see how I can fix you. First, hijack the cmd.exe image, then run your exe. That thing releases a bat, but the bat can't run anymore. Hey, found Temps.bat in C:\Program Files\Common Files

rem c:\54SB
REM C:\54SB
md c:\54SB..\
md D:\54SB..\
del %0%

[ Last edited by tireless on 2008-9-20 at 12:26 AM ]

Let me take a look

Why does the Bat To Exe Converter report a virus when running?

pack is not bind, it just means can we compress the generated exe once (pack it with a shell) to reduce space and prevent decompilation.

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[ Last edited by tireless on 2009-3-11 at 13:00 ]

Oh, come on, the brothers upstairs, please read my reply clearly.

What I said is:
Converting to EXE is to protect the source code from being modified (even if you can see the temporary file, can you modify the EXE?)

The above is my original words, with no traces of modification.
Please, brothers, take a clear look before showing your skills.

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Also, why does Bat To Exe Converter report a virus.

According to a friend in a QQ group I joined:

Because when converting BAT to EXE, if the EXE is too small, then the library support called when the EXE releases the BAT is from the system itself. Many antivirus software have already defined these DLL library functions as unsafe. Then, to avoid being killed by antivirus, these library files should be changed and separated.

Of course, if you do many bad things, the engineers of the antivirus manufacturers will still define these separated functions, but this kind of thing is rare (having nothing better to do), unless it is as rampant as Panda.

[ Last edited by FTP007 on 2008-9-21 at 01:33 AM ]