10-28-2012, 03:51 PM
(10-28-2012, 01:11 AM)acp31 Wrote: ^^ I agree, TaskManager can do this. But, the word hidden, hmmm...
You're not going to be able to detect any real hidden processes through a .NET based application, end of story. There's much lower level instructions that are being overridden in order to hide something from being queried in the system information in terms of running processes (both system or user). Overriding NtQueryInformationProcess rendering calls by the real TaskManager, won't do anything less than the namespaces for querying process information within the .NET BCL, so there's no point, because the .NET framework isn't special. It really just is a wrapper for already existing Windows API's...
I could care less about that 'hidden' buzzword he's posted, it's really just a selling point for his .NET application but it doesn't mean much.