Do you think one of these would sell? Because if it wont then I wont invest in a coder and such, as it would cost a lot but if people are interested then I might invest into one. So the question is would this sell here or no because of the large amout of Crypters. 🤝
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(Oct 21, 2012 10:54 AM)mr_mustache Wrote: What would get you much further is a polymorphic RAT/key logger. Those wouldn't need to be encrypted, and if you also add a spreading method it would basically float around the internet for MONTHS. Well a Crypter would be able to work with all different types of products.  (Oct 21, 2012 11:00 AM)Baked Wrote: You can tell you don't know much about this subject. I may not, but it's not like this product is going to come out tomorrow, it will take time and money and I am ready to invest both of those.
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(This post was last modified: Oct 21, 2012 11:10 AM by ★Cooldude★.)
If you knew what polymorphic meant you would be able to see that a polymorphic crypter would be highly desirable here. Don't just throw buzzwords you don't understand about.
(Oct 21, 2012 11:09 AM)★Cooldude★ Wrote: If you knew what polymorphic meant you would be able to see that a polymorphic crypter would be highly desirable here. Don't just throw buzzwords you don't understand about. I know what a Polymorphic crypter means and why it is different and better. The reason I'm asking is because it would not be sold for $20 or $30 like most crypters are here and was wondering if there would be people that have the budget to purchase such a product. Thank you. (Oct 21, 2012 11:12 AM)Maple Wrote: I know what a Polymorphic crypter means and why it is different and better. The reason I'm asking is because it would not be sold for $20 or $30 like most crypters are here and was wondering if there would be people that have the budget to purchase such a product. Thank you. Please explain your definition of it. I highly doubt you understand it completely or you don't realize how hard it would be to code. (Oct 21, 2012 11:21 AM)Baked Wrote: Please explain your definition of it. This is the best I can explain it using 100% of what I know. Basically it changes the values in the coding and outputs a different stub(.exe) each time which makes it much harder for an AV to detect the file as malware. Sorry if I didn't include something, and yes I know it is very hard to code. 🤝 (Oct 21, 2012 11:27 AM)Maple Wrote: This is the best I can explain it using 100% of what I know. That's .NET Polymorphism. Which isn't true poly, it's more just randomizing the stubs strings which can make it 99% different, but will never get 100% 100% is polymorphism. (Oct 21, 2012 11:35 AM)Baked Wrote: That's .NET Polymorphism. Thank you for the information, I appreciated it. Also do you think here is a demand for such a product? (Oct 21, 2012 11:36 AM)Maple Wrote: Thank you for the information, I appreciated it. Also do you think here is a demand for such a product? Doubt any of the folks on here can afford a polymorphic crypter. All the guys around here basically want a crypter for $5 lifetime, that's FUD for a year and works for their little virus. But there might as well be people around here that can afford one. Now my question to you, for how much do you think such a crypter would sell? And how much do you pay your coder to make it? (Oct 21, 2012 11:42 AM)Alhalama Wrote: Doubt any of the folks on here can afford a polymorphic crypter. All the guys around here basically want a crypter for $5 lifetime, that's FUD for a year and works for their little virus. I would be selling for at least $80. |
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