[zioncorp]

Hi everyone!
Ok so I been all over Google looking for a acceptional Linux rootkit...I have tested out a few but alot of them are buggy and don't work and since I only know how to program in Python it doesn't look like I will be developing a rootkit anytime soon so I am wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for a acceptionaly ok rootkit? I have also check packstorm it seems like alot of the rootkits that are on GitHub or packetstorm are outdate or haven't been updated in a while...so I'm hoping someone can recommend one that is just good enough to hide process and hide a bind she'll with root priviledges so I don't have to keep rooting the box. that is password protected or uses port knocking....my bad if this seems like a noob question but I have done my Google searchs and came up with unhappy results. Thanks in advance 🤝

[CyberStrike]

See on github sometimes people put up a POC generally it's well known that some malicious actor say who wants to have a bunch of routers in this botnet or something might use it. Of course being a person looking for a quick solution with little to no training well it helps curb the malicious. Not saying that this is your particular case you certainly would know though.

[zioncorp]

lol you would reply to both my post, but i appreciate your response... i just thought i try to ask my fellow HF members if anyone new of a exceptional rootkit lol thanks anyway....