Del v1.1.1

Project Deleton v1.1.1

This release introduces a single EXE dropper that installs and launches the background file-wipe watcher as delpod.exe under the Edge application folder, plus the unchanged Safe Test utility.

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📂 Contents

projectdeleton_c/
├── Test (Safe)/
│   ├── exe/
│   │   └── safe.exe
│   ├── safe.c
│   ├── safevc.c
│   ├── safev2.c
│   └── info.txt
└── delete/
    ├── exe/
    │   └── delete.exe        
    ├── delete.c     
    └── No Safe.txt

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🚀 New “Delete Dropper” Feature

• Single EXE (delete.exe)

  • When you run delete.exe, it copies itself into
    C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\delpod.exe.
  • It then launches delpod.exe hidden (no console window).

• Background Watcher (delpod.exe)

  • Monitors drives: C:, D:, E:, F:, G: in real time.

  • Recursively overwrites any new or modified file with one of the target extensions
    (.txt, .docx, .xlsx, .pdf, .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp)
    with the warning message:

    “Wooh Delete delete delete........”

  • Runs silently as a background process—no UI, no console.

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🔐 Safe Test Utility

• safe.exe (in Test (Safe)/exe) remains unchanged.

• Overwrites only files in its own folder (no recursion) with:

  “You are a thief. This device has been locked down.”

• Ideal for verifying behavior in a controlled environment.

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⚠️ Important

• Both tools permanently overwrite file contents—no recovery without external backups.
• Always test with Safe Test first before deploying the dropper.
• This dropper approach avoids antivirus delays and false positives by leveraging a trusted folder location.

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🛠️ Build Instructions

# Safe Test
gcc safe.c -mwindows -o safe.exe

# Delete Dropper (single EXE)
gcc delete.c -mwindows -lshlwapi -o delete.exe

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Del v1.1.0

Project Deleton (C Edition)

This archive contains two C-based standalone tools for scambaiting or secure file overwriting demonstrations. Includes both a Safe Test version and the full Delete version.

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📂 Contents

projectdeleton_c/
├── Test (Safe)/
│   ├── exe/
│   │   └── safe.exe
│   ├── safe.c
│   └── info.txt
└── delete/
    ├── exe/
    │   └── delete.exe
    ├── delete.c
    └── No Safe.txt

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🚀 Usage

1. Safe Test (Test (Safe)/):

   • Run safe.exe directly in any folder of your choice.
   • It will only overwrite files in that folder with a warning message.
   • This is a safe version for testing and demonstration.

2. Full Delete (delete/):

   • Run delete.exe to perform recursive file overwrite on all files starting from the current working directory.
   • Targets commonly used extensions (e.g., .txt, .jpg, .pdf, .docx, etc.).

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⚠️ Important

• These tools overwrite file contents permanently. There's no recovery unless backed up beforehand.
• Early Python .exe versions sometimes failed due to antivirus false-positives or runtime delays.
  ✅ To solve that, this C-based version was made for more reliability and speed.
• Always test with the Safe Test version before running the Full Delete tool.

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🔧 Notes

• Built using GCC (MinGW for Windows).
• No dependencies, no runtime required.
• Designed for Windows x64.

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🧪 Compilation (If you want to build yourself)

gcc safe.c -mwindows -o safe.exe
gcc delete.c -mwindows -o delete.exe

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Del v1.1.0-Beta

Project Deleton

This archive contains two standalone tools for “scambaiting” scenarios: a Safe Test version and the full Delete version.

📂 Contents

projectdeleton/
├── Test (Safe)/
│   ├── exe/
│   │   └── safe.exe
│   ├── safe.py
│   └── info.txt
└── delete/
├── exe/
│   └── delete.exe
├── delete.py
└── No Safe.txt

🚀 Usage

1. Safe Test (Test (Safe)/):

   • Run safe.exe (or python safe.py) in a folder of your choice.
   • It will overwrite only the files in that same folder with a warning message.
   • Use this to verify behavior without touching other directories.

2. Full Delete (delete/):

   • Run delete.exe (or python delete.py) to scan all configured drives/folders and overwrite matching files.
   • Warning: This is permanent. DO NOT run on your main data drive unless you have a full external backup.

⚠️ Important

• Both tools will destroy original file contents—no recovery without backups.
• Always test with the Safe Test version first.
• Keep your backups elsewhere before using Delete.