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sir,i need a java program that blocks any type of antivirus
in remote system please help me in this

Edited by ashokraju07, 14 September 2010 - 02:10 AM.


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Wait, what? Like a virus?

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Hehe, I wish I could say that this is the strangest request I've heard...

I can think of no other reason to look for something that would block a virus scanner other than to do harm to someone's computer... Why exactly do you need this?
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the reason behind it is that possible to write such a program in java??//because of trying to know how to connect to the remote system by blocking antivirus

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If you're running a program in Java that connects to itself on a remote system, could you not just do an RMI (Remote Method Invokation, I think) to tell the client version of your program to start itself and do its thing? If you have a version of your program on the client machine as well, I don't think that the antivirus would be a problem. Unless you're explicitly writing a Java program to install something on the target machine, in which case, you probably can't do it, because if you could, then it would be just as easy to install viruses on a remote system.

The goal really is to work in harmony with an antivirus, not to subvert it :)
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i am a programmer i want to know that friend

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No, there's no way you can shut someone's firewall down with your java program, if you already don't have a Trojan in the computer.