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Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Oct 20, 2020 Hi everyone, I'm pretty good at kali linux but when it comes to programming I am a little bit lazy, so I need help, can anyone teach me here how we can change the code of the veil backdoor so that it can not be detected when it runs on the target machine ? Please ? RE: Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Oct 21, 2020 I need help, please anyone here who can teach me ? RE: Veil backdoor - Nulla Misericordia - Oct 21, 2020 1. No, no one is going to do this because of..... 2. This is probably not open source which means it'll need to be reversed which means..... 3. People are either not gonna bother and suggest to go for one that does what you want or make you pay them to make the changes.... And not for cheap either. RE: Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Oct 21, 2020 (Oct 21, 2020 09:51 AM)Nulla Misericordia Wrote: 1. No, no one is going to do this because of..... What do you mean by open source ? I can see the code inside the backdoor, I can change it but I don't know how ? RE: Veil backdoor - Nulla Misericordia - Oct 21, 2020 (Oct 21, 2020 09:53 AM)fluke Wrote: What do you mean by open source ? I can see the code inside the backdoor, I can change it but I don't know how ? Do you have the source files of the backdoor? If its not coded in python or pulled from github directly the answer is almost 100% no. RE: Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Oct 22, 2020 (Oct 21, 2020 09:54 AM)Nulla Misericordia Wrote: Do you have the source files of the backdoor? If its not coded in python or pulled from github directly the answer is almost 100% no. Can you make it undetectable if I send it to you ? RE: Veil backdoor - tsuki - Oct 22, 2020 (Oct 22, 2020 11:49 AM)fluke Wrote: Can you make it undetectable if I send it to you ? It's not that easy, and no one's going to waste hours of their time recoding malware for some random kid who just wants to infect innocent people. Learn programming or don't. I also recommend uninstalling Kali Linux. RE: Veil backdoor - Nulla Misericordia - Oct 22, 2020 (Oct 22, 2020 01:48 PM)tsuki Wrote: It's not that easy, and no one's going to waste hours of their time recoding malware for some random kid who just wants to infect innocent people. Stole the words out of my mouth RE: Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Oct 23, 2020 (Oct 22, 2020 01:48 PM)tsuki Wrote: It's not that easy, and no one's going to waste hours of their time recoding malware for some random kid who just wants to infect innocent people. Thanks for that, I think you can't do it, that is why you reply in this way. Thanks a lot, as it pertains to kali linux, I can work very well with it, I am not going to uninstall it. RE: Veil backdoor - tsuki - Oct 23, 2020 (Oct 23, 2020 12:03 PM)fluke Wrote: Thanks for that, I think you can't do it, that is why you reply in this way. You're right, because I wouldn't be using public malware in the first place. I'd code my own. (Oct 23, 2020 12:03 PM)fluke Wrote: Thanks a lot, as it pertains to kali linux, I can work very well with it, I am not going to uninstall it. I'm sure you have a successful career ahead of you. RE: Veil backdoor - Sitrep - Oct 23, 2020 Veil framework is outdated and known by all AV's today, you will need to obfuscate the payload to be successful with it. Obfuscation can be done in many ways depending on "attack path" etc. RE: Veil backdoor - 408pHased - Oct 25, 2020 (Oct 22, 2020 01:48 PM)tsuki Wrote: It's not that easy, and no one's going to waste hours of their time recoding malware for some random kid who just wants to infect innocent people. out of curiosity, why should he uninstall kali linux RE: Veil backdoor - tsuki - Oct 26, 2020 (Oct 25, 2020 12:44 PM)408pHased Wrote: out of curiosity, why should he uninstall kali linux Kali Linux is nothing more than a portable toolbox for people who are already experienced penetration testers and computing professionals. It's not intended for beginners who are just looking for an easy road to hacking when one doesn't exist. There are no shortcuts. OP has Kali Linux installed when he doesn't even understand basic concepts such as how AVs work or how software works. And OP wants to hack and exploit machines, but he's too lazy to learn how to program. It's like wanting to become a professional athlete but being too lazy to even exercise. It doesn't work like that, unfortunately. RE: Veil backdoor - SIM-4854828 - Nov 1, 2020 (Oct 26, 2020 01:53 PM)tsuki Wrote: Kali Linux is nothing more than a portable toolbox for people who are already experienced penetration testers and computing professionals. It's not intended for beginners who are just looking for an easy road to hacking when one doesn't exist. There are no shortcuts. OP has Kali Linux installed when he doesn't even understand basic concepts such as how AVs work or how software works. And OP wants to hack and exploit machines, but he's too lazy to learn how to program. It's like wanting to become a professional athlete but being too lazy to even exercise. It doesn't work like that, unfortunately. Do you know anyone who can code it for me ? RE: Veil backdoor - tsuki - Nov 1, 2020 (Nov 1, 2020 10:03 AM)fluke Wrote: Do you know anyone who can code it for me ? Do you have hundreds to spend? |