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[FREE] PIE CRYPTER - encoding raw bytes with pi - athena-chan - Jan 1, 2025
PIE
HELLO HACKFORUMS!
i had an idea for a crypter that converts assembly instructions into raw bytes, encodes those raw bytes as their corresponding locations in pi (𝜋), and then decodes those bytes post execution and executes itself in memory. in theory, it's a very silly way to evade scantime detection from antiviruses (that probably shouldn't be treated as anything more than a PoC, haha)
it could use a lot of work, within my own (granted not very thorough) testing it works in its current state but you're 100% free to modify the code and create your own adaptation if you'd like. LICENSE
source code: https://github.com/athenahax/pie
please do read the README file, it includes a lot of important information about the project as well as the build instructions
RE: [FREE] PIE CRYPTER - encoding raw bytes with pi - athena-chan - Jan 1, 2025
(Jan 1, 2025 08:43 AM)m0hx Wrote: nice concept. thanks for the share 👍🏻
thank you thank you = )
RE: [FREE] PIE CRYPTER - encoding raw bytes with pi - Hackers - Jan 1, 2025
Nice nice, looks cool
My only concern is that this creates a very unique sig. Using other encryption methods that are widespread may be better for personal privacy
RE: [FREE] PIE CRYPTER - encoding raw bytes with pi - fscammers - Jan 6, 2025
Do you have build instructions for windows?