100%

any specific course or tutorials on how the malware evade the EDR?

Great video as usual, looking forward to getting into the more advanced stuff.

You are just looking from your angle. Your malware has to run completely once, but defender has to defend against you, but also for the phishing but also for the web attacks but also for the physical attacks, but also for the data exfil by a disgruntled employee. I am not underestimating difficulties of your tasks but the success of defenders is rely on mostly luck😅

Excellent point

Crypto miner malware use Monero because it's one of the cryptocurrencies that aren't way more efficient on GPUs. Therefore CPU monero mining is more profitable.

I could build the most advanced shit in python. Compile time to an exe is 2 mins and on top of it, the file size is 30x, memory usage is higher and overall compute is slower. I won’t say what I’ve built but polling for requests is a bad implementation, just use sockets bro. Oh and screw python I should probably learn rust. Lol

good on you. itd be reckless to do so

I think that is very wise. Thank you for not doing something just because people ask you to do it.

Especially true considering how AI large language models are being used to lower the barrier of entry for black hat activities even further. Having good source code would make it far too easy.

I could be wrong, but I think posting the source would legally be distribution and I'm sure they could find a judge somewhere to hold the distributor accountable for the crimes committed.

Sleeper build fs

your channel is very comfy. thanks

nice videos bro. thanks.

A wise choice :D That's precisely the reasons why when I wanted to learn some specific techniques I made a maldev library and not just straight up click and run malware, because I need something public to look for a job ^^ and also I guess I could reuse it later but that was secondary

I have liked your video.

Just started watching my dude. Nice. Like your logic. People underestimate learned experience.. when redoing a project after a year of working through and making all those micro corrections, will help set you into the next level of programming. Also Rust is life!

Its like asking someone why they dont hand out nukes instead of telling people about how they work and how to protect against them. Because its a bad idea.

1st

Cool POC. Nice video 👍

This is so cool you should consider making a series coding a rat from scratch

bro doesn't only build malware, he also builds muscles.

If you identify with being a "developer," then shipfast or other starter kits probably wouldn't be ideal for you in the long term. You could create your own starter kit, internal tools/scripts. Not only will you actually learn a lot more, but you'll be more proficient at using it. The way I see it; the stuff people typically build with starter kits (api wrappers) aren't going to really help anyone in any meaningful capacity. They just tax customers a considerable amount to display a UI. Because of this, the longevity of your product and likeliness to succeed and make a considerable amount of money is very slim. This is why the owner of Shipfast generates ~%90 of his income from selling his starter kit. Despite being a great marketer, very few people actually use his software. So may as well learn how to be "real" (not to gatekeep) developers and strive to make something meaningful and novel. Or, iterate and improve meaningful software, which is difficult. But when you repeatedly try to do something difficult, your capacity for learning in general will increase. Which is a pretty OP skill. Not to say you can't build a serious startup from a starter kit. Doing that just sounds like a Ship of Theseus situation though.

what's the drawing program that you're using? cool video btw

Yeah right. Cryptomining just "little" spins up the GPU and CPU. Also the best kind is the one which hides when you open task manager.

Sir please make video about spyware which can run in android 12

Yikes, hope you're proud of yourself

you don't seem to know what the PE format or ELF format looks like if you can't even infer what include_bytes does if your first assumption is "end of the binary" ? did you ever open a executable in a static analysis software ?

Nice, good intro way to learn crypting.. i like the rust take in it...

why did you choose to have the victim constantly reach out instead of have it listen for commands?

really been digging your videos lately

Great video

dope! speaking of dope that picture on your wall is really cool

Keep going, do not give up!!!

are rats/trojans usually detected heuristically by anti virus programs nowadays?

Please make some tutorial for this

Another fire video!

NjRAT >>>

what software did you use to record this? i really liked it

Join the malware research Discord: discord.gg/fngHNW9Bnd

How would you go on integrating LLM use regarding coding? Like, prompting the AI to deliver the code you need... From my experience, I've been coding with LLMs and prompting it to generate what I want and although I learned a bit, I still haven't memorised programming language structures or be able to come up with a full fledged program from scratch...

Good vid as always o/ If I may add, as i see it, a good way to balance difficulty to help you pick a project is to balance comfort and satisfaction. Learning new concepts is really gratifying but you still need enough comfort to avoid making the learning experience too painful. The harder the problem, the less comfy and the more satisfying it is, and vice versa. Some people can handle hitting their head on a brick wall until they finally get over it, it must be extremely satisfying but I for sure cannot do such a thing. On the flipside, you may be tempted to pick an easier, "comfier", project but it's not gonna really challenge you, so are you really gonna be satisfied of what you built ? This also takes into account that working on a subject you like will make it more comfortable, letting you tackle harder problems, and the opposite is true for subjects you don't really care about.

Check out CodeCrafters: app.codecrafters.io/join?via=vikingSec

What about Passive learning?

looks interesting, curious to see how this goes for you. i presume your main audience for revenue purposes is businesses but the name and marketing seems very oriented towards individual non-professionals, rebrand might be in order! as for the rewrite and stuff, i think your efforts are best placed putting together a really simple, functional and viable system, and focusing entirely on product and features. Hope the rewrite goes well, but don't sink too much time into deeper architectural problems. If you can slap this together as a basic python flask app, you should probably do that, focus on market fit and exposure, then worry about scale of any kind good luck!

dear FBI this is just for educational purposes, i will never use this respectable man's video for bad purposes

if this guy told you he needs to use your phone, DO NOT LET HIM interesting video btw i hope to see more from you man

marketing is the most important, more then the product quality. your website is your weakest spot atm. and stay away from this AWS "thing"... 😂 good luck with your product bro. ❤

Another banger

Random question, do you stand on any sort of anti fatigue mat lol?