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    Tech Support Scammer Fake Command Prompt

    Tech Support Scammer Fake Command Prompt

    Fake command prompt to fool tech support scammers

    For instructions on how to use, see this file: https://sourceforge.net/projects/techsupportcmd/files/How%20To%20Use.pdf/download This fake command prompt can be used instead of the real windows command prompt in order to waste the tech support scammers time. It is based upon the windows 7 command prompt, but is not noticeably different from the command prompt in most other windows versions. Many commands commonly used by scammers, such as tree, netstat and powercfg are emulated in this, but they provide results that the scammer would not be expecting, for example, the tree command draws an ASCII tree, while the powercfg command comes back with no errors, no warnings and no informational - every time, without fail. ...
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    Tech Support Scammer Fake Run Dialogue

    Tech Support Scammer Fake Run Dialogue

    Fake run dialogue that is designed to confuse tech support scammers

    ...Many commands commonly used by scammers, such as cmd, msconfig and eventvwr are handled by this, but they provide results that the scammer would not be expecting, for example, the eventvwr command will bring up a dialogue saying everything looks normal. cmd will bring up the command prompt, but this is great when used in combination with my fake command prompt, also available on sourceforge. Commands not included all come back with the usual error as displayed for invalid entries in the real run dialogue.
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