StealthCntl allows remote control of your computer using simple
server-side system command scripts.
If this is the first time the program is run, it will prompt you
for your FTP server, username, and password. These settings are
encrypted into the software until they are no longer needed to avoid
snoopers. After verifying all settings the program goes stealth by
hiding its window, thus preventing outsiders from interfering with
it's critical mission. It then inserts itself into Windows AutoStart
enabling automatic recovery following system reboots or natural
disasters. Next it opens the file named '[COMPUTER]' located in
the root folder of the designated server account. One at a time each
system command in the file is then executed on the local machine. On
success it will then delete the '[COMPUTER]' file on the server to
prevent it from being re-executed unless a 'keep' command is indicated
in the file. It will then sleep for 24 hours before trying to open
and execute the file again unless a 'kill' command is indicated in
the file, in which case it will remove itself from Windows AutoStart
and terminate.
Usage
sc [-v] [-a]
-v = Disable the stealth behavior (verbose)
-a = Disable the autostart behavior