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You must be knowing that the lazagne.exe is heavily signatured by all AVs. So to make it evasive on remote systems, security researchers generally convert the exe to shellcode using some handy tool like donut. But there is a problem, we cannot pass command line arguments in shellcode like we do while running lazagne.exe.. Like "lazagne.exe all"
I propose to release a binary exe of lazagne where no command line argument is required so it is handy to convert it to shellcode.
I also recommend to shift the binary creation utility from pyinstaller to nuitka
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Have you managed to compile it with nuitka and to launch it as a shellcode ? I have tried but the shellcode does not seem to be launched.
I may miss something.
You must be knowing that the lazagne.exe is heavily signatured by all AVs. So to make it evasive on remote systems, security researchers generally convert the exe to shellcode using some handy tool like donut. But there is a problem, we cannot pass command line arguments in shellcode like we do while running lazagne.exe.. Like "lazagne.exe all"
I propose to release a binary exe of lazagne where no command line argument is required so it is handy to convert it to shellcode.
I also recommend to shift the binary creation utility from pyinstaller to nuitka
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: