Using Direct Syscalls with an In-Memory PIC Shellcode Loader
Today’s post began in an unusual manner lol. I wanted to explore the basic concept of creating an in-memory shellcode loader using APIs from the Wininet.h l...
How to Create a Staged In-Memory .NET Reflective Shellcode Loader
I’ve had a lot of questions get tossed around about EDR Bypass and Shellcode Loaders lately. The familiar dilemma ends up as follows:
Buffer Overflows in the Modern Era - Part 5
It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for. I realize I’ve been building anticipation for the actual bypassing ASLR aspect of this series for a long time n...
Buffer Overflows in the Modern Era - Part 4
Well we’re almost there guys! First, let’s go over what we’ve accomplished so far. We have explored, quite in depth I might add, the useage of x64dbg. You...
Buffer Overflows in the Modern Era - Part 3
Hey welcome back! If you’ve followed along up until this point, you should have a decent handle on navigating x64dbg as well as crafting your buffer overflow.