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====================  In Code We Trust 1.0  ====================
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------------    What is it ?    ------------     
ICWT is a bootable CD-ROM, with full FAT32, NTFS v4 (Windows NT), NTFS v5 (Windows 2000/XP) support. 
Its main purpose is to plant a backdoor or change the Administrator password on a Windows machine.     

-----------   How does it work ?    ------------------     
ICWT will boot a Windows 95 OSR2 floppy (using the BIOS emulation).    
Then it loads the appropriate NTFS driver using NTFS Professional, and runs a DOS shell.     

-----------    Which NTFS driver should I use ?    --------------------------------     
For Windows 2000/XP, the default choice "Load NTFS5 Driver" is ok.     
For Windows NT, select "Load NTFS4 Driver" at the boot menu. 
Do not select the NTFS5 driver, as it may damage a NTFS v4 partition !     

---------  Which utilities does this CD-ROM provide ?    ------------------------------------------       
- FV.EXE is an hexadecimal editor and 16/32-bit x86 disassembler.      
- PKZIP.EXE / PKUNZIP.EXE creates or extracts files from a ZIP.      
- CHNTPW.EXE changes a user password, or edits a registry hive.      
- SAMDUMP.EXE dumps the list of encrypted passwords in a SAM.      
- REGEDIT.EXE edits a registry hive (warning: this bugfixed version from Windows 98 has not been tested!).     

--------    How can I plant a trojan ?    --------------------------     
You may replace a system service with an infected/trojaned version (don't forget to remove the clean copy from dllcache).     

--------    How do I change a password under Windows NT/2k/XP ?    ---------------------------------------------------     
For example, if the NTFS partition is mounted on D:, 
run     D:    CD \WINNT\system32\config    CHNTPW -u  sam system security     
Enter "y", type the new password, then enter "y" twice.     

----------    How can I check a FAT/NTFS partition for errors ?    -------------------------------------------------     
At the boot menu, select "No NTFS Driver"; then you may run:       
* SCANDISK.EXE  to repair a FAT16 or FAT32 partition       
* K:\NTFS4\NTFSCHK.EXE  to repair a NTFS v4 partition       
* K:\NTFS5\NTFSCHK.EXE  to repair a NTFS v5 partition     

----------    Where can I put temporary files ?    ---------------------------------     
A RAMDRIVE of 4 Mb, which should be on C:, is available.     

----------   How do I access the floppy drive ?    ----------------------------------     
The floppy drive is located on B:\     

---------   My keyboard is not a qwerty one, what should I do ?    ---------------------------------------------------     
Run "KEYB XX", where XX is your keyboard variant.     

----------    I'm not familiar with MS-DOS, which commands can I use ?    --------------------------------------------------------     
The /? switch is available for most of these commands:       
* CD        change directory      
* DIR       list files      
* COPY      copy files      
* DEL       remove files      
* REN       rename a file      
* MD        create a directory      
* RD        remove a directory       
* EDIT      edit a text file      
* XCOPY     copy files recursively      
* ATTRIB    change a file's attributes      
* DELTREE   remove a directory recursively      
* FDISK     create or remove partitions      
* FORMAT    format a FAT drive     

-----------    Does this bootable CD-ROM support SCSI disks ?    ----------------------------------------------     
Only if the BIOS supports it. Otherwise you'll need to use    your own bootable floppy with the relevant drivers on it.     

------------    MD5 Checksum    ------------     
faf36c714fe185569268dc8a39840219  icwt.iso     

------------    A Final Note    ------------     
Mirrors are welcomed. If you'd like to become an ICWT mirror, please send me an email.