In fact, VB Script has been used in many international Hacker attacks on servers and operating systems. Even Microsoft’s own email service Outlook blocks VB Script. Thus, VB Script can also be used for attacks. In principle, VB Script also provides access to Windows operating systems, databases such as MySQL and access or the libraries of Microsoft Office programs. Microsoft still supports the use of VB Script, but the script language has already been replaced by Visual Basic.NET. In this way, different program parts can be created independently of a particular programming language.
This allows individual parts of a script to be interpreted directly without having to load other implementations or script languages. Microsoft’s Common Object Model is being utilized. VB Script sends data to host applications by using Windows scripts. Use with ASP is the server-side practice, while VB script can also be used on the client side in combination with Internet Explorer. Since VBS is loaded during the runtime, it is called an interpreted script language. It is a reduced version of Visual Basic and is mainly used in connection with ASP (Active Server Pages) and the creation of dynamic websites.
ObjRegistry.EnumKey Key, strKeyPath, arrSubkeysĭeleteSubkeys Key, strKeyPath & "\" & strSubkeyīTW - I did run across this code at ITNinjas while I was looking for the 64 bit solution so the general problem has been worked on before.Visual Basic Script (VBS) is a script language developed by Microsoft based on Visual Basic (VB) or Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).
Hopefully someone out there has the solution. What do I need to make to the code to get this to execute properly for both 32 and 64 bit keys? I've worked on this for a while scouring the internet and making several approaches. It works fine on the 32bit keys (under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node) but does not execute under the 64 bit keys (at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software). I have some visual basic script code to recursively delete registry keys.
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