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Another fun trick you can use to delete files whose names are messed up is to open a handle to that file (or find a process that already has a handle to it, and inject into it) and call NtDeleteFile on it, with the handle value in the RootDirectory field of ObjectAttributes.
yarh- that only moves the file into c:\\$extend\$deleted\fileid . this actually deletes a running file:pic.twitter.com/iGfJRDX5aJ
when you delete a file with open handles it moves into that folder- you cannot change its disposition status, you can though make hard links from it. You can also open it by fileid
what API is used to open by file ID?
interesting. I presume the fileid number is the same from nFileIndexLow/nFileIndexHigh in BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION?
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