C++ Encrypted SSL/TLS REVERSE SHELL
designed to provide secure, encrypted communication between a compromised client and an attacker, while blending seamlessly into HTTP traffic.
designed to provide secure, encrypted communication between a compromised client and an attacker, while blending seamlessly into HTTP traffic.
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LoudSunRun
Stack Spoofing with Synthetic frames based on the work of namazso, SilentMoonWalk, and VulcanRaven
- Mgeeky implementation
Stack Spoofing with Synthetic frames based on the work of namazso, SilentMoonWalk, and VulcanRaven
- Mgeeky implementation
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Reversing Windows Internals (Part 1) - Digging Into Handles, Callbacks & ObjectTypes
If you want to follow other parts of this tutorial or other tutorials, please visit here.
#reverse
#windows
By the lovely Sina Karvandi
If you want to follow other parts of this tutorial or other tutorials, please visit here.
Methodology
#reverse
#windows
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Reverse Engineering on Windows Without Symbols or Source, Part Fun (One)
Other blogs
#reverse
#windows
Other blogs
Methodology
#reverse
#windows
Klogixsecurity
Reverse Engineering on Windows Without Symbols or Source, (Part One)
Blog post describing reverse engineering techniques including a review of calling conventions, and what to do if your binary doesn't have symbols.
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Decrease Entropy of shellcode
#shellcode
#evasion
The more predictable you are, the less you get detected - hiding malicious shellcodes via Shannon encoding
#shellcode
#evasion
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The .NET Export Portal
Via XPN
While working on some tooling recently I revisited this topic and wanted to know just why this works in the way that it does. After all, by now we’ve all seen the COM calls required to spin up the CLR, so what makes unmanaged exports so special?
#reverse
#dotnet
Via XPN
A while back I published a post looking at how to craft a .NET assembly which exposes managed code via DLL exports, RunDLL32 your .NET.
While working on some tooling recently I revisited this topic and wanted to know just why this works in the way that it does. After all, by now we’ve all seen the COM calls required to spin up the CLR, so what makes unmanaged exports so special?
#reverse
#dotnet