Random window title

[Reconsider]

Since some of you seem to change window titles (maybe for protection?) I figured, why not just make it random every program-start..

        Random random = new Random(); 
        private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) 
        { 
            char[] title = new char[64]; 
            for (int i = 0; i < 64; i++) 
                title[i] = (char)random.Next(32, 126); 
            this.Text = new string(title); 
        }  

[MaxiPads]

Yeah most of the programs do randomize on start =/.

[lanman92]

It's cooler to use a random Double value :P Me like big numbers

[Sel3n]

very usefull for me, thank you! +rep

[Seifer]

There is an easy way to do this with just two lines, the window title would be numeric, although I'm positive there's also a random string generation function in .NET.

Random RNG = new Random();
Console.Title = RNG.Next().ToString();

[Cypher]

This currently doesn't protect you at all from Warden.

Also, also only randomizing one window is just stupid. You're also going to have to randomize child windows, controls, etc. That means all your buttons, labels, and whatnot. They're all technically windows and can be enumerated using the same APIs.

[dook123]

I enumerated some of your windows with my api.

You could add to your code what cipher is talking about by recursively replacing all of your windows titles. Its fun

EnumChildWindows

might help but there are others too i believe

-Duke