RustShell

RustShell is very simple a command line program that allows you to perform various tasks using commands on your computer.

Features

• AntiVM : RustShell includes a very simple AntiVM
• Hide Window : There is an "option" to hide the cmd window when you start RustShell
• Encryptor : RustShell also has a simple, but powerful encryptor
• Cmd commands : You can use cmd commands and arguments in RustShell (you can also use powershell commands by typing a "one liner" e.g. powershell sl C:\)

Upcoming Features and updates

• A Listener : With a listener you can send commands to the RustShell.exe and execute them remotely

Commands

RustShell offers a number of commands that you can use to interact with your computer:

• tree : list all files and folders in the specified directory in a tree-like way
• clear : clear the command prompt
• find : search for a file or folder
• where : prints the current directory of the RustShell
• scan : scans the C: drive and saves every path except the blacklisted in a text file in 'C:\files\files.txt'
• kill : kills any process running using the PID
• encrypt / decrypt: encrypts / decrypts the specified file
• info : gives info on the computer (disks, total memory, used memory, system type, system version, etc.)
• help : display a list of available commands
• exit : exits the program

Usage

To run RustShell, simply run the following command file using rust or cargo: rust:

$ rustc main.rs
$ ./main

cargo:

$ cargo run

If you don't have rust or cargo installed on your system you can follow this tutorial

How to improve functions

encrypt : at the moment the function deletes the original file and replaces it with the encrypted file. I think it would be better to alter the data inside the original file.

scan : at the moment the function saves the file locations in a text file. It should be faster to save it to memory.