This blog post introduces PADDQ instruction from intel SIMD – SSE2 extension and how it can be used to encode and decode a shellcode. Developed encoder creates polymorphic shellcode – however the decoder assembly stub remains static. PADDQ instruction PADDQ instruction simply adds 2 packed qwords in the first operand to corresponding 2 packed qwords in the second operand. First …
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Creating TCP reverse shell shellcode
This blog post describes manual creating of TCP reverse shellcode on Intel 32-bit architecture and Linux platform. If you have already read previous blog post how to create bind shell you will find this post very easy to follow as the progress is almost the same. We will start with following C code. Difference between bind and reverse shell mechanism …
Creating TCP bind shell shellcode
This blog post describes manual creating of TCP bind shell shellcode on Intel 32-bit architecture and Linux platform. We will start with following C code. At first glance this program lacks any debugging and exception handling amenities but from security perspective we need smaller C code: so that the final shellcode fits into tight memory on the target machine which …