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:
👋 Welcome to the site!
First and foremost, I like to keep the focus on learning and responsible research here. It's exciting to explore offensive security tradecraft, don't get me wrong. But I'd like to recognize the importance behind responsible use of the techniques and code I share on this blog. My goal is to enhance security not abuse it. The code I provide on this site is intended for educational purposes and meant to inform the cyber community. Lastly, I want to reiterate that the code on this site should be used responsibly, and I am in no way responsible for misuse. My code is sloppy, so it will be very obvious if I see it being used copy pasta out in the wild by the way 😸 Okay! With that little disclaimer out of the way, enjoy your stay and hit me up on discord if you want to learn more about a given topic, etc.
Quick links to popular content can be found below:
Shellcoding/x64 Assembly Series
UAC Bypass Techniques
Create your own Netcat using Python
First and foremost, I like to keep the focus on learning and responsible research here. It's exciting to explore offensive security tradecraft, don't get me wrong. But I'd like to recognize the importance behind responsible use of the techniques and code I share on this blog. My goal is to enhance security not abuse it. The code I provide on this site is intended for educational purposes and meant to inform the cyber community. Lastly, I want to reiterate that the code on this site should be used responsibly, and I am in no way responsible for misuse. My code is sloppy, so it will be very obvious if I see it being used copy pasta out in the wild by the way 😸 Okay! With that little disclaimer out of the way, enjoy your stay and hit me up on discord if you want to learn more about a given topic, etc.
Quick links to popular content can be found below:
Shellcoding/x64 Assembly Series
UAC Bypass Techniques
Create your own Netcat using Python
Recent posts
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.
Buffer Overflows in the Modern Era - Part 2
Welcome to Part 2 of our Buffer Overflow Series! I plan on diving in right where we left off last time, so if you just finished Part 1, this should all clic...