A strange thing happened.
I was just refreshing my memory by using vbscript commands I learned about a week ago.
And when I had written another simple script and wanted to save it, my anti-virus program suddenly alarmed.
And the cause of that alarm was the same code I had just finished.
Is that code really so dangerous:
dim filesys, mymsg
set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set mymsg = filesys.CreateTextFile("C:Helloonefile.txt")
mymsg.write CHR(13) & CHR(10) & "Hello!"
mymsg.Write "What a nice day."
mymsg.close
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: I was just refreshing my memory by using vbscript commands I learned
: about a week ago.
:
: And when I had written another simple script and wanted to save it,
: my anti-virus program suddenly alarmed.
:
: And the cause of that alarm was the same code I had just finished.
:
: Is that code really so dangerous:
:
: dim filesys, mymsg
:
: set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
: set mymsg = filesys.CreateTextFile("C:Helloonefile.txt")
: mymsg.write CHR(13) & CHR(10) & "Hello!"
: mymsg.Write "What a nice day."
: mymsg.close
:
:
VB Scripts, and in particular the FileSystemObject (which has a pathetic security), were used in some pretty well-known virii. So basic Virus Protection Applications prematurely block script files.
Best Regards,
Richard
The way I see it... Well, it's all pretty blurry