[Melted]

VisualSploit - Poison Visual Studio Projects

Thought I'd pop back in to share an old project of mine which I never released. It's an interesting tool which utilizes VS projects on build events to execute a remote payload given powershell code injected to a VS project file. Hope you guys enjoy!

Download Source Code: https://github.com/Meltedd/VisualSploit

Features:
- Poison vbproj/csproj file by injecting malicious code
- Poisoned file remote payload via direct download link
- Schtasks persistence
- Startup persistence
- Disable Windows Defender (in progress)
- Fake error message & demonstration



Usage:
- Build the project
- Execute VisualSploit.exe
- Enter the direct download link to a payload
- Select the vb/csproj file to poison
- Select which AV evasion/persistence options you'd like to enable
- Choose to customize a fake error message

* NOTE: Builder logs are just for show, you can disable the task delay in lines 168-218 of Form1.cs :)

[DeathPenalty666]

VisualSploit - Poison Visual Studio Projects

Thought I'd pop back in to share an old project of mine which I never released. It's an interesting tool which utilizes VS projects on build events to execute a remote payload given powershell code injected to a VS project file. Hope you guys enjoy!

Download Source Code: https://github.com/Meltedd/VisualSploit

Features:
- Poison vbproj/csproj file by injecting malicious code
- Poisoned file remote payload via direct download link
- Schtasks persistence
- Startup persistence
- Disable Windows Defender (in progress)
- Fake error message & demonstration



Usage:
- Build the project
- Execute VisualSploit.exe
- Enter the direct download link to a payload
- Select the vb/csproj file to poison
- Select which AV evasion/persistence options you'd like to enable
- Choose to customize a fake error message

* NOTE: Builder logs are just for show, you can disable the task delay in lines 168-218 of Form1.cs :)

this look awsome i will check it out thnaks you!

[Robert Rouge]

nice share will check this out

[BlackSoulZN5006]

Thank you for the share will look into it.

[Biggy_Asian]

Isnt this essentially the same as using build events when compiling? If so this is almost nothing new.