Link: https://github.com/Numbers11/rvprxmx
(If you dont have Go installed, there is also a release on Github)
I recentlry tried getting into Go and I am quite impressed how effortlessly you can write servers.
While there are not as many packages available as for example Nodejs, the existing tend to work better and are more easily chained together thanks to go interfaces
Therefore I built mainly out of two excellent packages:
https://github.com/armon/go-socks5
https://github.com/i...reveable/muxado
a reverse socks5 proxy service.
Instructions are on Github, should be pretty self-explanatory.
How useful this would be as a real malware I cannot tell.
Go executables are kinda big, but on the other hand native code without dependencies.
Bug reports, pull requests and your own usage and improvement are encouraged.
(If you dont have Go installed, there is also a release on Github)
I recentlry tried getting into Go and I am quite impressed how effortlessly you can write servers.
While there are not as many packages available as for example Nodejs, the existing tend to work better and are more easily chained together thanks to go interfaces
Therefore I built mainly out of two excellent packages:
https://github.com/armon/go-socks5
https://github.com/i...reveable/muxado
a reverse socks5 proxy service.
Instructions are on Github, should be pretty self-explanatory.
How useful this would be as a real malware I cannot tell.
Go executables are kinda big, but on the other hand native code without dependencies.
Bug reports, pull requests and your own usage and improvement are encouraged.