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README.md

@@ -164,21 +164,25 @@ Read [Phrack magazine](http://phrack.org/issues/71/12.html#article) where g1inko
     You can hide/unhide processes using the /proc/mytest interface.
     For example, to hide a task, run: $ echo 14886 >/proc/mytest.
     If a task is a backdoor that needs tcp hiding, run:
-        $ echo "-bd <pid>" >/proc/mytest.
+        $ echo hide-task-backdoor=<pid> >/proc/mytest
     Unhiding is the same as for regular tasks:
         $ echo "<PID>" >/proc/mytest
 
 ### 3.3 Hide module
 
-    To hide the KoviD module, use the command: `$ echo -h >/proc/mytest`.
+    To hide the KoviD module, use the command: `$ echo hide-lkm >/proc/mytest`.
     In release mode, the module is hidden by default,
     and a key can be displayed by running `$ cat /proc/mytest`.
 
 ### 3.4 Hide/unhide/list files and directories
 
-    To hide a file or directory, use: $ echo '-a name' >/proc/mytest.
-    To unhide, use: $ echo '-d name' >/proc/mytest. You can list hidden files
-    and directory names with: $ echo listname >/proc/mytest.
+    To hide a file or directory, use:
+    $ echo hide-file=/tmp/README.txt >/proc/mytest
+    To unhide, use:
+    $ echo unhide-file=README.txt >/proc/mytest
+    You can list hidden files
+    and directory names with:
+    $ echo list-hidden-file >/proc/mytest.
 
 ### 3.5 SSH/FTP TTY sniffer