Cypyonate is an extendable command-line injector built entirely in Python. It is named after testosterone cypionate, an injectable form of the hormone.
Cypyonate currently has 5 injection forms which can be selected with the --form
argument
- LoadLibrary DLL Injection
- Shellcode Injection
- Manual Map DLL Injection
- Thread Hijack LoadLibrary Injection (Only seems to work ~90% of the time)
- Early Bird APC Shellcode Injection
- Early Bird APC DLL Injection
More methods can be added with relative ease. See Adding Injection Methods.
Latest tested with Python 3.11.0. Requires Python 3.10+.
The following Python packages are required by Cypyonate and can be install with pip install -r requirements.txt
if installing manually:
- pefile
- pywin32
- colorama
- setuptools
PS C:\Dev> git clone https://github.com/Scags/Cypyonate.git
PS C:\Dev> pip install .\Cypyonate\
You can also install directly from Pypi with pip install cypyonate
Cypyonate cannot execute properly under a different architecture than what it was installed with.
If you want to install Cypyonate for x86, you must download the x86 version of Python, then run pip install
from that Python version. After doing so, go to your Python installation's Scripts/
folder and rename cypy.exe
to something else like cypy32.exe
. This should be found in C:\Users\<you>\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\<python-version>\Scripts
.
If you do not change the executeable name, then the most recently installed Python version (on your PATH) takes precedent and executes whenever you run the cypy
command. Sadly, these are the rules for now because pyproject.toml's aren't capable of differentiating between architectures.
usage: cypy [-h] [-i injection] [-p payload] [-v] [-f form] [-l]
[-w duration] [--install module] [--remove module]
[-V] [-r] [--clear-header clear_header]
[--clear-unneeded-sections clear_unneeded_sections]
[--sehsupport sehsupport]
[--adjust-protections adjust_protections]
[--fdwreason fdwReason] [--lpvreserved lpvReserved]
[--check-time check_time]
Command-line injector
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i injection, --inject injection
target process (ID or name) (default:
None)
-p payload, --payload payload
payload file path (use '-' for stdin)
(default: None)
-v, --verbose verbosely print output (default: False)
-f form, --form form form of injection (see --list) (default:
default)
-l, --list list available injection forms (default:
False)
-w duration, --wait duration
duration of time to wait for remote thread
to finish in milliseconds, in applicable
injection techniques (default: 10000)
--install module install a module (default: None)
--remove module remove a module (default: None)
-V, --version view Cypyonate's current version and
architecture (default: False)
-r, --reflective inject reflectively (only applicable to
some injection forms) (default: False)
manual mapping injection:
--clear-header clear_header
clear the header of the payload after
injection (default: True)
--clear-unneeded-sections clear_unneeded_sections
clear unneeded sections for the target
binary to run after injection (default:
True)
--sehsupport sehsupport
if clearing unneeded sections, clear
.pdata as well (default: True)
--adjust-protections adjust_protections
adjust the protections of target binary
after injection (default: True)
--fdwreason fdwReason
the fdwReason parameter to pass to DllMain
(default: 1)
--lpvreserved lpvReserved
the lpvReserved parameter to pass to
DllMain (default: 0)
--check-time check_time
time to wait between checks for shellcode
to finish execution, if applicable
(default: 1.0)
Create a new .py file, import the main cypyonate module, and create a class that inherits from cypyonate.Module. Overload the inject()
function and implement your code.
You must use a relative import like below, as installing the module with place it within the "modules" subfolder in the project.
from .. import cypyonate as cypy
class MyInjection(cypy.Module):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__(name="My Injection", frmat="myinjection", desc="My custom injection method")
def add_to_argparse(self, parser):
# If you want to add options to the "cypy" command argument handler
pass
def inject(self, handler: cypy.Cypyonate, target: str, payload: str, verbose: bool):
# Run code here
pass
To finalize adding your module, enter the command cypy --install myfile.py
. This will copy the file to the project modules folder.
New with V1.3
Cypyonate is capable of performing reflective injections.
This is currently supported by the current forms:
- Shellcode Injection
- Manual Map DLL Injection
- Early Bird APC Shellcode Injection
To perform a reflective injection, simply pass a base64 encoded string as the payload and add the -r
argument.