BOF_RunPe

BOFRunPE BOF RunPE is a Beacon Object File for Cobalt Strike that executes PE files entirely in-memory within the beacon process. Unlike traditional fork&run, no child process is spawned, no console is created, and no pipe is used - all output is captured via IAT hooking and redirected to the...

chalumeau

Chalumeau Chalumeau is automated,extendable and customizable credential dumping tool based on powershell and python. Main Features Write your own Payloads In-Memory execution Extract Password List Dashboard reporting / Web Interface Parsing Mimikatz Dumping Tickets Screenshots Known Issues Parsin...

zig-pe

zig-pe Reflective PE loader written in Zig. Loads and executes native and .NET PE files directly from memory. Features PE Loading Pipeline Parse DOS and NT headers PE32 and PE32+ at runtime Map sections into allocated memory Resolve imports name and ordinal, PE32 4-byte / PE32+ 8-byte thunks Appl...

amber

Inroduction Amber is a position-independentreflective PE loader that enables in-memory execution of native PE filesEXE, DLL, SYS.... It enables stealthy in-memory payload deployment that can be used to bypass anti-virus, firewall, IDS, IPS products, and application white-listing mitigations...

Chisel-Strike

Chisel-Strike A .NET XOR encrypted cobalt strike aggressor implementation for chisel to utilize faster proxy and advanced socks5 capabilities. Why write this? In my experience I found socks4/socks4a proxies quite slow in comparison to its socks5 counterparts and a lack of implementation of socks5...

pybof

PyBOF Run Beacon Object files through python in-memory loading and execution of BOFs PyBOF enables Python3 to load Beacon Object Files via bytes and execute a target BOF function in a Python interpreter Basic Usage Run a simple BOF with no required arguments data = openr'c:\path\to\example.o',...

pupy

Pupy Pupy is an opensource, cross-platform Windows, Linux, OSX, Android, multi function RAT Remote Administration Tool and post-exploitation tool mainly written in python. It features a all-in-memory execution guideline and leaves very low footprint. Pupy can communicate using various transports,...

PolyEngine

PolyEngine — Polymorphic PE Packer 📦 PolyEngine is a research-grade, evasive PE packer designed for CTF challenges and low-level Windows security education. It focuses on bypassing EDR and AV heuristics through a layered stack of in-memory execution and obfuscation techniques. This is a side...

Soviet

Soviet A Runtime Crypter in C for Linux. This will encrypt ELF binaries, but allow them to still run in memory while using no file handles. Then it will overwrite the program in memory with random data. The point being to make binary analyis and memory analysis more difficult. Dependencies On...

DesckVB-RAT

DesckVB RAT v2.9 — Modular .NET RAT, Multi-Stage Delivery & Plugin Ecosystem Toolchain Linkage to “Pjoao1578” Author: ShadowOpCode X/Twitter: https://x.com/ShadowOpCode This repository accompanies a full technical report documenting an active malware ecosystem centered around DesckVB RAT , a...

execute-assembly-pico

Execute Assembly PICO A PICO for Crystal Palace that implements native CLR hosting to execute an appended .NET assembly in memory, using the same technique as the donut shellcode generator. This allows you to load .NET tools like Rubeus or Seatbelt from position-independent code without dropping...

NiCOFF

NiCOFF Basically, NiCOFF is a COFF and BOF file loader written in Nim. NiCOFF reads a BOF or COFF file, parses and executes it in the memory. Whole project is based on Yasser's and Kevin's COFF Loader projects. Both the loader and beacon functions in these projects were rewritten in Nim...

silph

SILPH: Stealthy In-Memory Local Password Harvester SILPH is an open-source red team tool designed to dump LSA secrets, SAM hashes, and DCC2 credentials entirely in memory, without writing any files to disk. Unlike its upstream project go-secdump , SILPH is built to be integrated into the Orsted C...

Fritter

Fritter The evasive cousin of Donut. Fritter is a heavily modified fork of TheWover and Odzhan's Donut shellcode generator. It generates position-independent shellcode for in-memory execution of VBScript, JScript, EXE, DLL, and .NET assemblies, with a focus on evasion and signature resistance. Th...

PixelCode-Attack

Malicious PixelCode Delivery Technique Malicious PixelCode is a security research project that demonstrates a covert technique for encoding executable files into pixel data and storing them inside images or videos. A lightweight loader retrieves the media file, reconstructs the original binary, a...

bincrypter

Privacy and copyright protection for your programs A Linux Binary Runtime Crypter - in BASH! Obfuscate & encrypt any ELF binary Obfuscate & encrypt any SHELL-script AV/EDR death: Morphing + different signature every time 100% in-memory. No temporary files Not soiling the filesystem Double or trip...

donut

Current version: v1.1 Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. How It Works 3. Building 4. Usage 5. Subprojects 6. Developing with Donut 7. Questions and Discussions 8. Disclaimer 1. Introduction Donut is a position-independent code that enables in-memory execution of VBScript, JScript, EXE, DLL file...

Inline-Execute-PE

Inline-Execute-PE DISCLAIMER: This project is complex and failure to understand how it works and adequately test it can result in you crashing Beacons and losing access! I highly encourage you to read all of the documentation up until the "Design Considerations and Commentary" section! Introducti...

MouseServer-1.7.8.5-RCE

WiFi Mouse Server 1.7.8.5 - RCE An optimized Python 3 Proof-of-Concept PoC exploit for WiFi Mouse Server v1.7.8.5. This script leverages an inherent protocol vulnerability to achieve Remote Code Execution RCE via automated keystroke injection. This version has been explicitly modified and tuned f...

AlanFramework

Alan Framework Alan Framework is a post-exploitation framework useful during red-team activities. If you find my tool useful, please consider tosponsor me. ⚠⚠⚠ Disclaimer ⚠⚠⚠ The creation of this kind of software has always caused controversies. If you're wondering why I decided to create this...