[Spookz]

This script implements a stealth backdoor mechanism that copies itself to a hidden system directory, restricts access, and hides its presence. It ensures persistence by adding itself to the system startup registry, allowing it to run automatically whenever the system boots.

PS I have no idea why but 250bytes is the minimum I can select so until I can change it to 10 then I'm sorry.

[DramaKing]

This script implements a stealth backdoor mechanism that copies itself to a hidden system directory, restricts access, and hides its presence. It ensures persistence by adding itself to the system startup registry, allowing it to run automatically whenever the system boots.

PS I have no idea why but 250bytes is the minimum I can select so until I can change it to 10 then I'm sorry.

Someone requested the change to 250, I believe. It keeps people from joining the forum just to download an attachment or something.

[Spookz]

Someone requested the change to 250, I believe. It keeps people from joining the forum just to download an attachment or something.

Fair enough I just think 250 is way too much something more like 100 is better

[Delfin]

Wow, 250 bytes minimum feels excessive if it really is that. I'm out of bytes at the moment so can't comment on the actual code itself, but from what you described, it could be useful for beginners looking to learn about persistence methods.
This is a persistence method I really like since we're on the topic: https://www.ired.team/offensive-security...ersistence
It works by using PowerShell profiles to run a script whenever it's launched. This way, you can add PowerShell to schtask or registry, and not worry about any AV flagging the start-up entry, or about any users finding it suspicious

[hackzzd0g]

hi love hacking beacuse my friends are saying that ur cannot be a hacker in ur life time

[SIM-5614029]

Wow, 250 bytes minimum feels excessive if it really is that. I'm out of bytes at the moment so can't comment on the actual code itself, but from what you described, it could be useful for beginners looking to learn about persistence methods.
This is a persistence method I really like since we're on the topic: https://www.ired.team/offensive-security...ersistence
It works by using PowerShell profiles to run a script whenever it's launched. This way, you can add PowerShell to schtask or registry, and not worry about any AV flagging the start-up entry, or about any users finding it suspicious

Great tip! didn't know about the site either!
Thank you

[loomixx]

I want to take a look, could you pm it to me please? I dont have so much bytes