Create your own Trojan binder
1. Introduction Sometimes you would like to merge your own piece of code (Trojan, Joke, …) to a legitimate executable file, under Windows or Linux. Unfortunately, binder tools you’ve downloaded from...
View ArticleManage your evil code with DNS
1. Introduction This post provides an easy way to manage your software (evil or not) remotely, by using a simple DNS polling function. Imagine that you have a small piece of code acting as an ethical...
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Reverse SSL backdoor with socat and metasploit (and proxies)
1. Introduction This is a short article explaining how to quickly create a reverse backdoor: for Windows or Linux (this article will focus on Windows) using encrypted communication inside an SSL tunnel...
View ArticlecD00r Knocking backdoor (improved)
1. Introduction Standard backdoors and remote access services have one major drawback: The port’s they are listening on are visible on the system console as well as from outside (through port...
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Antivirus Sandbox Evasion (part3) – The Tool
Ok, here we are.. Thank you for your patience. It is time to release the version 0.1 of the “tool“.. The archive is composed of: An EXE template (ultimate-payload-template1.exe) which manage the...
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