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Legion Cryptography, Encryption and Decryption HelpDesk
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If I wanted to get a bin for my bot encrypted, which crypter would you suggest and what can I do to prevent my bin from getting corrupted? Also, what settings on the/any crypter should be disabled during the encryption of this bin?
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(Mar 18, 2013 11:23 PM)District Wrote: If I wanted to get a bin for my bot encrypted, which crypter would you suggest and what can I do to prevent my bin from getting corrupted? Also, what settings on the/any crypter should be disabled during the encryption of this bin?
Any specific bot or is it a custom one? I would probably recommend something like file protector (supports most common bots) or even a custom made crypter (to ensure FUD for longer). File protector is pretty decent and well known and I doubt your bin would become corrupted while using it. I'm not quite sure what settings would be the best because I don't really have the full picture.
I had this question about crypters, how does the startup feature in it work?
(Mar 19, 2013 12:26 AM)kalandershihabrocker Wrote: I had this question about crypters, how does the startup feature in it work?
Depends which Crypter :P? Most crypters have different methods with the startup function due to AVs looking at general methods. Any specific crypter in mind?
(Mar 19, 2013 12:48 AM)Jαmes Wrote: Depends which Crypter :P? Most crypters have different methods with the startup function due to AVs looking at general methods. Any specific crypter in mind?
no no...not like that. how does it implement the startup on the virus? the stub of the crypter will have startup?
Do you know of any completely c dependent crypters?
Im looking to see the plausibility of running a RAT and crypter on a linux distro.
(Mar 19, 2013 12:59 AM)kalandershihabrocker Wrote: no no...not like that. how does it implement the startup on the virus? the stub of the crypter will have startup?
Technically, yes. Make sure though if the file you're crypting also has a on startup mechanism that you disable it (e.g. blackshades). So enable the startup function on the crypter, but not the file you're crypting.
(Mar 19, 2013 01:31 AM)HackRain Wrote: Do you know of any completely c dependent crypters?
Im looking to see the plausibility of running a RAT and crypter on a linux distro.
I'm pretty sure that Fileprotector / Element Protector have no dependencies (doesn't require .net).
Why doesn't my binded server pop up in DCRat after running it in sandbox?
The unbound server does pop up as a new slave, binded one doesnt.
I bind it with real setup programs trough Iexplore.
(Mar 19, 2013 04:46 AM)Shiiift Wrote: Why doesn't my binded server pop up in DCRat after running it in sandbox?
The unbound server does pop up as a new slave, binded one doesnt.
I bind it with real setup programs trough Iexplore.
there must be some problem with the binder..tyna's crypter's binder sucks.
Can anyone here give me some tips on some free crypters? (I'm only using my RAT for fun so i don't need a extremely secure crypter atm)
And, could someone maybe help me to setup the crypter for me? (I'm new at this, and could need some help)
I have: Teamviewer & Skype (But unfortunately no mic)
Thanks in advance (:
(Mar 19, 2013 05:59 AM)Regulus Wrote: Can anyone here give me some tips on some free crypters? (I'm only using my RAT for fun so i don't need a extremely secure crypter atm)
And, could someone maybe help me to setup the crypter for me? (I'm new at this, and could need some help)
I have: Teamviewer & Skype (But unfortunately no mic)
Thanks in advance (:
There are plenty of free crypters around but they are not FUD. Take a look at
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3272866
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3342919
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2723888
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3212623
Also, there are plenty of tutorials on how to crypt your files in the RAT section :).
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i want to know which crypter FUD of course i should buy for
1. cheap
2. updates FUD long time
(Mar 22, 2013 01:27 AM)lowkasen Wrote: i want to know which crypter FUD of course i should buy for
1. cheap
2. updates FUD long time
If you're looking for cheap and FUD for a longish, give Debug Crypter a go ;).
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