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Old September 3rd, 2008, 06:28 AM
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Default Warning! Anti-autorun folders ARE at stake!

Someone may create the "autorun.inf" folder on their usb pen drives, memory cards or harddisk partitions. Some of you even use special tools to create ill-formed sub-folders to protect the "autorun.inf" fold from being removed.

Recently, I am informed that these folder tricks can by no means secure your partition or usb drives any more. just one simple command-line instruction, can wipe all these ill-formed folders out of any non-ntsf partitions, with no effort! So, be sure you have a real time scanner, monitoring the USB storage device all the time. Watch out guys, if you are using this trick to fight autoruns.

PS:
eg. the mighty command for removing anti autorun folders on D:\ is "rd /s /q \\?\d:\autorun.inf" (see the path? it is the magic here!)
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Old September 3rd, 2008, 04:02 PM
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Default Re: Warning! Anti-autorun folders ARE at stake!

Just rd D:\autorun.inf will delete them too. You don't need "magic" paths to delete a folder.
It's well known that creating an autorun.inf folder will offer some protection only if the malware's author is enough st##id to don't check if there is a folder with the same name.
 

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