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.
📂 Contents
projectdeleton_c/
├── Test (Safe)/
│ ├── exe/
│ │ └── safe.exe
│ ├── safe.c
│ └── info.txt
└── delete/
├── exe/
│ └── delete.exe
├── delete.c
└── No Safe.txt
🚀 Usage
-
Safe Test (
Test (Safe)/):- Run
safe.exedirectly 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.
- Run
-
Full Delete (
delete/):- Run
delete.exeto perform recursive file overwrite on all files starting from the current working directory. - Targets commonly used extensions (e.g.,
.txt,.jpg,.pdf,.docx, etc.).
- Run
⚠️ Important
- These tools overwrite file contents permanently. There's no recovery unless backed up beforehand.
- Early Python
.exeversions 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.
🔧 Notes
- Built using GCC (MinGW for Windows).
- No dependencies, no runtime required.
- Designed for Windows x64.
🧪 Compilation (If you want to build yourself)
gcc safe.c -mwindows -o safe.exe
gcc delete.c -mwindows -o delete.exe