There have been a lot of tutorials on this, but this is a really good one, nice job!
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[Tutorial][Source] Store an EXE as an image! [Free] |
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Nice tutorial !
I should try this. =D (Sep 16, 2010 06:05 PM)MrZander Wrote: I searched for some, couldn't find any in Java however.I don't think it's a repost. Anyway, good job ! PS: That hjsplit image is such a beautiful rainbow, hha.
So brainstorming. . .
Let's say we have an archive of two files. We could name the first file keygen.exe and the second logo.png,jpg w/e. We bind an extractor.exe to ... a keygen, so that when the keygen runs it first reads the "logo" image file, and executes the examined bytes. Then after it has loaded the keylogger,rat etc etc. . . it could load the keygen so it doesn't look suspicious? Because either way we need a .exe on the other computer that will decode the image, right? ---- So isn't this kind of pointless (as of right now), because we are going to need a .exe in the picture somewhere. And if someone had a FUD keylogger,server anyway then they could just bind THAT to the keygen instead of an extractor to read the secret code in the image?
error in console when I run..?
Code Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: base/class
shit stenography is shit
try using the last bit (or two) of every byte to store data (two is best, not noticeable and 4 pic bytes = 1 data byte), that way it will actually keep a lot of the image intact and a message will be so much more obscure. for even more points check for an empty alpha channel (png format) and stick it all in there. (Dec 19, 2010 03:56 PM)MrZander Wrote: If you are not a noob, then you should be able to solve this issue yourself. I fixed it. Thanks. Spoiler (Click to View) |
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