- EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY, THIS FILE MUST NOT BE USED FOR MALICIOUS PURPOSES OR EXECUTED ON SOMEONES COMPUTER WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT
⚠️ - Big updates coming very sooon stay tuned👀
- ONLY EXECUTE THIS FILE IN A VIRTUAL MACHINE
⚠️ - I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR MISUSE OF THIS SOFTWARE !
- THIS FILE REQUIRES ADMINISTRATIVE PRIVILAGES
⚠️ - THIS PROJECT IS EARLY IN DEVELOPMENT !
- THE LIVE EXECUTABLE IS COMPRESSED AND ENCRYPTED BY 7zip WITH A PASSWORD OF 1111
- The scripts resource folder is "%TEMP%.0193" post execution.
- My script creates a txt document regarding time of execution and other system information located in "%TEMP%\.0193\Log.txt".
- The script uses basic evasion tactics.
- It uses Zero third-party modules, only built in python modules.
- Instantly disables detection by excluding c: drive.
- Installs and configures ssh-server on the target machine.
- Creates a new local administrator on the machine and hides it by changing the value of a UserList registry key.
- An amazing usb dropper has been implemented. The UsbDropper function copies the executable to all connected drives excluding the operating system drives.
- Everybrand of anti-virus needs to be bypassed.
- Command and control server connection.
- Remote Access Tool or undetected reverse shell.
- Windows 11 Compatibility.
- Screen shotting feature coming very soon. I need help trying to fine tune the screenshotter im not good at powershell.
- The python file must be compiled into an exe if you want it to work as intended due to python not being able to aquire sufficient permissions.
- To make an exe you must use auto-py-to-exe https://pypi.org/project/auto-py-to-exe/ -On auto-py-to-exe you must enable the option under > Advanced > uac-admin this will correctly obtain administrator privilages.
pip install auto-py-to-exe
You can create the executable via the graphic user interface
auto-py-to-exe
or via the commandline refer to auto-py-to-exe documentation for more information https://pypi.org/project/auto-py-to-exe/
pyinstaller --noconfirm --onefile --windowed --uac-admin "C:/path_to_your_python_file.py"
