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This article introduces the relevant knowledge of "how to solve the problem of antivirus which is very sensitive to vbs". In the operation of actual cases, many people will encounter such a dilemma, so let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

The code is as follows:

Now antivirus is very sensitive to vbs, as long as it is found to do xx to the registry, or use vbs to run commands (plus users) may be killed. The following two methods can be solved simply:

1. Use the connector "&" such as:

Set CURObj = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell")

Mhk= "HK" & "LM\ SOFT" & "WARE\ Micr" & "osoft\ Win" & "dows\ Curren" & "tVersion\ Run\"

CURObj.RegWrite "& mhk&" internat.exe "," internat.exe "

two。 Use the Execute function (BY to move sharks)

Some antivirus software, such as rising, will monitor the code on the web page. Once you create a FSO or write a registry, he will report the danger even if it is a normal script, but why didn't you call the police when the new happy hour also used FSO? The reason is that the virus uses the function Execute to evade the firewall, hehe. The virus converts this declaration code into a string and then executes it through the Execute (String) function, for example.

Str= "set fso=CreateObject (" & chr (34) & "scrip" & chr (116) & "ing.FileSystemObject" & chr (34) & ")"

Msgbox str

Execute str

Putting the above code into test.vbs will create a FSO, and rising will not call the police.

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