LET'S MAKE LINUX MALWARE PT.2 - Not-Quite-ADVANCED-But-Still PERSISTENT THREAT!!!
In this episode, we'll modify our Linux trojan payload, so that our target will beacon a shell back to our C2 server. We'll use ngrok to forward and tunnel the traffic and we'll set up a 2nd-stage payload that is double-encoded and hidden inside an image file hosted in Github. All in all it should be a pretty good time!
This video is intended for educational purposes only. Only attempt this on devices you own or have expressed permission from the device owner.
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Chapters
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0:00 Disclaimer
0:47 Intro
4:42 Ngrok Setup
7:40 New MSFVenom Payload Breakdown
15:28 2nd-Stage Payload
25:30 Encode Payload String
31:55 Insert Encoded Payload into JPG
33:25 Upload Malicious JPG to Github
36:08 Upload Trojan to Target
39:47 Setup Listener
40:27 Execute Trojan!
42:48 Demonstrating Persistence
46:20 Wrap-up
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