anyway I can make an exe file less likely to be detected by anti viruses. If you have any methods please post them down below.
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If you want your payload to be undetected during runtime, I suggest encrypting the payload section of your code and then adding a new section that decrypts it dynamically when it is ran. This will stop the antivirus detecting any well known API calls that are used commonly by malware. In that encrypted payload you can use LoadLibrary to dynamically import DLL's and GetProcAddress in order to get the functions you need. This is sort of what a crypter does, except for free. You can also add junk code that does nothing, so that it slows down reverse engineering attempts.
Jul 11, 2018 03:50 PM
(This post was last modified: Jul 11, 2018 03:51 PM by PerfectStorm.)
Doc exploit for Microsoft word :) maybe
Crypter to hide the detection (Jul 11, 2018 04:06 PM)jayexclusive Wrote: must i use an xploit to change my exe to ace or are there other ways? to what, ace? (Jul 11, 2018 04:09 PM)PerfectStorm Wrote: to what, ace? yea "ace" (Jul 11, 2018 04:14 PM)jayexclusive Wrote: yea "ace" Da fuq is "Ace" 😅
File pumping would be a good way for some AVs.
And if you want you exe to be undetectable to static test, you have to encrypt all strings and decrypt them in runtime.(you can use several crypto algorithms) And use all functions with LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress. This is essential part of crypting your malware. And you can use LoadPE or RunPE to hide your process. But all these are troublesome and needs a lot of effort. I suggest you to use Crypter though lol |
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