In the recent leak from shadow brokers; here has been great uptake in using the scripts. Some of the things to note though are that the script works on : Python 2.6 (32 bit) pywin32 (32 bit) Solving the problems with this requirement ; I will highlight the 2 most common: Running a different version of[…]
This is a followup article to the previous one. So say the machine has an antivirus that’s not so smart, well you can attempt to kill it. We will make a function that will utilize windows management to load processes and find a specific one based on the antivirus or protection program. Now since[…]
Today we are going to put the theory to the test and make a simple and non intelligent virus based on our article here. We will be using visual basic 6. You can get a portable copy here. A little recap was we said a typical malware form consists of 3 parts. A replicator A[…]
What’s in a lab that which we call malware, by any other name would still be as malicious. Incase you missed the article on malware introduction you can find it here. I made a small application that will emulate some of the attacks by the viruses in a slightly controlled manner just to give you[…]
Rabbit Viruses a.k.a Fork Bombs are more of logically flawed programs than viruses though at times intentional most programmers have made this in one way or another. A common example is an infinite while loop i.e. a while loop that always returns a true condition. Looking at a couple example to put it into perspective[…]
Malware is a broad term that refers to destructive software or that which has malicious intent. Malware can be classified based on their nature and functionality. The most common classifications are: Viruses – A program that attaches itself to another program or file to enable it to spread between different devices/ machines. Worms – This[…]