Flash Guard FAQ's

Question: Will this work with jRAT, seeing as it deleted Java malware? (Applies to all Java Ware)
Answer: Yes it will work with jRAT. Removing Java malware from the host PC is a select-able option. Simply do not select the option within Flash Guard to "Kill Java".

Question: Will Flash Guard's Botkill option in anyway disable my server?
Answer: No Flash Guard is set to ignore the users designated server.

Question: Will Flash Guard work with "my file"?
Answer: Flash Guard can be applied to any file whether it be a rat stub, a bot, or a miner. Please note that for Flash Guard to be able to function correctly, all file imported into Flash Guard should not have start up or any type of persistence enabled. Flash Guard will add all those options for you. Inputting the most raw (least options added) file into Flash Guard works best.

Question: What if Flash Guard is installed on a infected computer and someone tries to install another copy of there Flash Guarded file?
Answer: The first Flash Guarded file on any host PC will have priority. Any additional copies of Flash Guard installed on a PC running a Flash Guard file will be deleted.

Question: Will you build a bin for testing purposes?
Answer: No we will not build any bins for people, even for testing purposes. If you want you botkill/anti-botkill tested with Flash Guard please send us your bin and we will run/record the results in a Windows 7 VM. Please note: We will run these tests if we feel it is beneficial to us.

Question: Do we have to use one of the recommended hosting sites (recommended within client) for our files hosting?
Answer: No, feel free to use whatever direct download hosting site you want. We simply added a couple within the client for easy access, and as a suggestion.

Question: What's the difference between "File Name" and the file name under "File to Guard"?
Answer: Flash Guard: The file name Flash Guard itself will use / File to Guard: File name YOUR FILE will use.