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Digital Certification Singer v1.5

(Dec 19, 2016 06:20 PM)xHeaven Wrote:  The original file is a Quasar RAT stub, I tried to sign with a Google Chrome certification. I'm totally confused, lol.



I tried with an another file, same results.. [Google Chrome cert.]

Before: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=KGENeMYNyRGZcpKh
After: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=ncdfoccOXVfeCCAP

And with the same file, with an another certification [Avast]

Before: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=KGENeMYNyRGZcpKh
After: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=xdKwxYBTiXASiFPD

Lol, interesting.. O.o IDK, thanks for the share, I'm going to sleep.

you are wlc my friend 🤝
(Dec 19, 2016 06:15 PM)LanMan Wrote:  I don't, we were just talking about scantime and emulation results, well if you have a 45/56 stub at scantime, runtime isn't your priority haha 😁

Fake signature != anti emulation
Why would you not fud your detections properly? Adding a fake signature would probably create more runtime detections than it already has as it cannot be validated.
(Dec 20, 2016 12:58 AM)Twistd Wrote:  Fake signature != anti emulation
Why would you not fud your detections properly? Adding a fake signature would probably create more runtime detections than it already has as it cannot be validated.

bla bla bla ....
(Dec 20, 2016 04:54 AM)Tee Plow Wrote:  bla bla bla ....
He is right lol
This is not a reliable way of removing detections.
(Dec 20, 2016 05:31 AM)Codefuser Wrote:  He is right lol
This is not a reliable way of removing detections.

(Dec 19, 2016 06:20 PM)xHeaven Wrote:  And with the same file, with an another certification [Avast]

Before: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=KGENeMYNyRGZcpKh
After: https://www.pscan.xyz/results.php?id=xdKwxYBTiXASiFPD

Lol, interesting.. O.o IDK, thanks for the share, I'm going to sleep.

Doesn't make it reliable. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it even adds detection.
(Dec 20, 2016 05:58 AM)Codefuser Wrote:  Doesn't make it reliable. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it even adds detection.

no , it's reliable you just have to choose the right certification
(Dec 20, 2016 12:58 AM)Twistd Wrote:  Fake signature != anti emulation
Why would you not fud your detections properly? Adding a fake signature would probably create more runtime detections than it already has as it cannot be validated.

Obviously, that's not what i said.

What if for X reason someone can't ?
It will not create more detections if your stub is already detected by all AVs
And it will only triggers while checking the signature sha1 at scantime.

I agree with you if your base stub is UD or it is crypted, no reason to do a sketchy spoof then, but if you don't have anything it's still better than nothing.

And there is a little typo in the title OP, "Certification SINGER v1.5" haha 😁
(Dec 20, 2016 10:54 AM)LanMan Wrote:  Obviously, that's not what i said.

What if for X reason someone can't ?
It will not create more detections if your stub is already detected by all AVs
And it will only triggers while checking the signature sha1 at scantime.

I agree with you if your base stub is UD or it is crypted, no reason to do a sketchy spoof then, but if you don't have anything it's still better than nothing.

And there is a little typo in the title OP, "Certification SINGER v1.5" haha 😁

If you don't know programming then sure i agree with you :)