GitHub - r00t-3xp10it/PandoraBox: Transform your batch (bat) script into one binary.exe

PandoraBox Project

Objective: Transform your batch (bat) script into one binary.exe
Description: This Project allow us to transform one batch script into one binary.exe without beeing
flaged by Anti-Virus solutions (BATtoEXE and AdvancedBATtoEXE Applications flags AV detection)
Original Script: https://github.com/npocmaka/batch.scripts/edit/master/hybrids/iexpress/bat2exeIEXP.bat Remark: I have written 'example_script.bat' to demonstrate 'BATtoEXEconverter.bat' working
Remark: Turn OFF your Windows Defender from 'sending samples' to $Microsoft (just in case they want to analyze tmp files)

How To:

1º - Drag and Drop your 'script.bat' on top of 'BATtoEXEconverter.bat'.
- { The 'transformed.exe' File will be saved in working directory and ready to be used } ..

OR

.\BATtoEXEconverter.bat input.bat output.exe

FileDescription Project

Objective: Change the Description Of Executable Applications (exe)
Description: This Project let us change Executables (exe) File Description like: 'COPYRIGTHS,FILE DESCRIPTION,VERSION,etc'.
Remark: 'FileDescriptionChanger.bat' script it will use 'verpatch.exe' and 'resource.rc' to acomplish that.

How To:

1º Execute 'FileDescriptionChanger.bat' script and follow the instructions (User Inputs).
- { The 'transformed.exe' File will be saved in working directory and ready to be used } ..
  - Edit File 'Properties' -> 'Details' to make sure the values have been correct changed.

Limitations:

1º 'verpatch.exe' will not work in 'wine' under Linux Distros (only under Windows systems).
2º IF you use 'FileDescriptionChanger.bat' in an Original Apllication, that binary file will be changed.
{ So its adviced to 'COPY' the File to be transformed to a new location to leave the Original application intact }
3º Sometimes Anti-Virus solluctions will ask us if we want to send the 'temp' file for analyzes (offcourse not)
{ So Remmenber to turn off Windows Defender 'automatic sample submission' from sending samples to Microsoft }