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Drive Locker, Simply Drag into drive


eynstyne
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Locks drive simply by dragging this app inside it and launching it.

Known Limitations and instructions...

- Can't change password, Password is 12345678 (working on it)

- Takes about 3 seconds or more for protection to reactivate when you click enable protection in the tray menu

- Drag an icon in with the memoryres.exe file but name it under the extension .kdl

- Will close any conflicting windows and subjects which have to do with the drive letter

- Doesn't shake window sometimes

#include <guiconstants.au3>
#include <constants.au3>
#include <misc.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#notrayicon
Opt("TraymenuMode",1)
$gui = Guicreate("Stop Protection...",255,150,-1,-1,$WS_SYSMENU + $DS_SETFOREGROUND,$WS_EX_TOPMOST + $WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW)
$protect = Traycreateitem("Enable Protection...")
GuiSetFont(8.5,"Tahoma")
guisetbkcolor(0xffffff, $GUI)
GuiCtrlCreatelabel("       Enter Password to stop protection. If you          cancel, the program will close all conflicting                 windows...", 30, 5, 235, 75, -1)
$read = GuiCtrlCreateInput("", 10, 71, 225, 20, $ES_PASSWORD)
$icon = GuiCtrlCreateIcon("", 0,5, 5, 32,32, $SS_ICON)
GuiCtrlCreatelabel("Password:", 10, 55, 150, 23, 0)
$button = GuiCtrlCreatebutton("Unlock", 50, 100, 150, 23, $BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON)
$getfile = FileFindfirstFile("*.kdl")
$find = FileFindnextFile($getfile)

 GuiCtrlSetImage($icon, @workingdir & $find, 0)

guisetstate() 
 Winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_HIDE)

  $count = 0
 
controlfocus("Stop Protection...","",$read)
while 1
$listwin = WinList()
       $msg = GuiGetMsg()
       $tray = Traygetmsg()

hideitall()

    Select

        case $tray = $protect    
         Opt("TrayIconHide", 1)
         guictrlsetdata($read,"")
          
       case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE  
        
         for $i = 1 to $listwin[0][0]
          $text = WingetText($listwin[$i][0])
           $check = stringinstr($text, @scriptdir)
              if $check > 0 then
                winclose($listwin[$i][0],"")
endif
next
Winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_HIDE)
                   

 
    for $i = 1 to $listwin[0][0]
    $stringcheck = stringinstr($listwin[$i][0], @scriptdir)
    if $stringcheck > 0 then
    winclose($listwin[$i][0],"")   
               endif
          next
               winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_HIDE)

        case $msg = $button

        $getpass = guictrlread($read)
    if $getpass <> "12345678" then
                 
    $pos = wingetpos("Stop Protection...","")
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] -50, $pos[1])

    sleep(20)
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] +50, $pos[1])

    sleep(20)
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] -50, $pos[1])

    sleep(20)
            winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] +50, $pos[1])

    sleep(20)
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] -50, $pos[1])

sleep(20)
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0] +50, $pos[1])

        sleep(20)
        winmove("Stop Protection...","", $pos[0], $pos[1])
         GuiCtrlSetData($read, "")
        
    elseif $getpass = "12345678" then

Opt("TrayIconHide", 0)

    $open = fileopen(@scriptdir & "Autorun.inf",2)
        FileWriteline(@scriptdir & "autorun.inf", "[Autorun]")
        FileWriteline(@scriptdir & "autorun.inf", "icon=kingston.ico")
        fileclose($open)

        Winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_HIDE)
          endif
EndSelect

wend

      
    
func hideitall()

$pass = GuiCtrlRead($read)
if $pass <> 12345678" then

if winexists("Windows Task Manager","") then
winclose("Windows Task Manager","")
endif
$listwin = WinList()
    for $i = 1 to $listwin[0][0]
        $stringcheck = stringinstr($listwin[$i][0], @scriptdir)
    if $stringcheck > 0 then
    Winsetstate($listwin[$i][0],"",@SW_MINIMIZE)
Winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_SHOW)
return
          endif
        $text = WingetText($listwin[$i][0])
          $check = stringinstr($text, @scriptdir)
              if $check > 0 then
                Winsetstate($listwin[$i][0],"",@SW_MINIMIZE)
Winsetstate("Stop Protection...","",@SW_SHOW)
return
endif

         Next
else
winminimizeallundo()
return
endif
endfunc
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Nice try, but I'm afraid you took a rather poor approach that can be easily defeated. It's not worth it to disable Task Manager and minimize programs.

Here are more ways your protection could be easily subverted:

- Services can still run free and do whatever they please.

- Existing open file handles and newly opened file handles are unaffected.

- Any app that doesn't actually have the full filename path in the titlebar or on a first-level child control will go unaffected.

- Any app can kill your app with a single Windows API call, including another AutoIt script.

Furthermore, your app is very intrusive and would doubtless get annoying after a little bit. And since it only stops the APPEARANCE of filenames and does nothing to stop actual file operations, it's not very useful.

Locking a drive would be best done using the Windows API... I'm sure there's functions somewhere for that sort of thing.

AutoIt is good for some things but not for others. Manipulating the GUI is best done for GUI operations only.

Edited by The_Mega_ZZTer
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