[OLD] Converting a Python backdoor to Exe using PyInstaller + Basic AVEvasion testing
Had to upload this vid again and change it up a bit to match YT's rules.
THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. IT IS TO BE USED TO TEACH SECURITY RESEARCHERS DANGERS OF THIS KIND OF SOFTWARE. THESE SECURITY RESEARCHES MAY USE THIS KNOWLEDGE IN RED TEAM VS BLUE TEAM SECURITY TESTINGS - AS LONG AS THEY HAVE A LEGAL PERMISSION TO DO SO. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU DO TO YOUR SYSTEM - AND ESPECIALLY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE DONE ILLEGALY, AS I DO NOT CONDONE THAT. ON THE CONTRARY - I HAVE WORK EXPERIENCE AS A WHITEHAT.
It isnt fully undetectable since some AVs have blocked PyInstaller completely (Which makes no sense since pyinstaller is used to make legitimate programs). For AV methods you can also try : changing up the code (important) so the hash of the exe changes ; Using other converters like py2exe ; Binding this program and so on. But the topic of the video isnt AV its the converting the program itself.
Check out one of my previous videos where i wrote the code for this:
• Making a Self Replicating PenTesting ...
(I know title is technically wrong but i cant write most of the "bad words" in the title cause YT)
Or visit my website for the code in THIS video:
https://hoxframework.com.hr/?p=427
#Python #PenTesting #PyInstaller
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redteam, security research, pyinstaller, convert, exe, python, simple, backdoor, undetectable, HOXFRAMEWORK