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Comments by Goober S. Johnsson (Top 8 by date)
Goober S. Johnsson
28-Sep-16 23:44pm
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Omg.. I just had to remove that namespace..
Thanks! :D
Goober S. Johnsson
28-Sep-16 15:02pm
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So what I could do is create what I posted above in a WinForm application instead and use it from my WPF application?
Goober S. Johnsson
28-Sep-16 14:44pm
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Can I mix both? Lets say I have a wpf application, I can still add a winForm to it right?
Goober S. Johnsson
28-Sep-16 14:06pm
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I saw a tutorial on YouTube and it worked perfectly for him, but then again he used a WinForm application.
Goober S. Johnsson
28-Sep-16 12:48pm
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I already have it in VS, Im trying to add it through
parameters.ReferencedAssemblies.Add("PresentationFramework.dll");
Goober S. Johnsson
24-Sep-16 7:42am
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I totally understand I respect that decision!
I know it sounds weird and that I might use it for "bad things"
the the reality of it is that I am just trying to learn more about the subject and the best way for me to learn is to get my hand dirty in it.
And I haven't added a RunPE or antyhing, I was just explaining how I thought it was built :p
Goober S. Johnsson
23-Sep-16 22:20pm
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Im assuming I will create it like this..
A builder that basically encrypts a file and adds a runPE to it
then it adds the stub to it
then saves the file?
Goober S. Johnsson
23-Sep-16 22:17pm
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It did help to be honest but this is what I've gotten ti down to
Stub - is a box that holds The encrypted payload > decrypts it and then uses RunPE
To shoot the decrypted payload into memory
RunPE - Makes sure to inject the payload into memory of the chosen process.
Encrypt the payload with the builder
cover that payload with a stub
the stub contains RunPE which will make sure that the payload
in the stub get shot into memory
Now see..
I have no idea how it should be built.. Any chance you could help me getting the base up for it?
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