How good would be this crypter?

[god osiris]

Hey dudes,
I'm coding a very simple crypter.
This crypter read the bytes from encrypted malware in AES then inject the bytes in memory Calc.exe process, written in Go, so the final malware its fileless.
There are some debugging and VM evasion methods.

Does it enough to be sold?

 

[secidiot]

Это ничего не стоит, к сожалению( Таких проектов очень много на github.

 

[god osiris]

Это ничего не стоит, к сожалению( Таких проектов очень много на github.

Even with anti debug and anti-VM?

 

[secidiot]

Even with anti debug and anti-VM?

Если это паблик методы, что скорее всего так и есть, то это тоже стоит ровно ноль.

 

[DimmuBurgor]

Hey dudes,
I'm coding a very simple crypter.
This crypter read the bytes from encrypted malware in AES then inject the bytes in memory Calc.exe process, written in Go, so the final malware its fileless.
There are some debugging and VM evasion methods.

Does it enough to be sold?

Nevermind the cause, but focus on the effect of such works. Namely, is the detection significantly impacted? This will establish it's market value

 

[BlueHairLiberal]

You can add code obfuscation/mutation and/or control flow flattening to your code. Try the final payload against AV on a VM and see if there's any detections. you can probably get something FUD and that generates an unique payload every time but i don't think it'll be enough for big projects/selling

 

[thecount]

You can add code obfuscation/mutation and/or control flow flattening to your code. Try the final payload against AV on a VM and see if there's any detections. you can probably get something FUD and that generates an unique payload every time but i don't think it'll be enough for big projects/selling

check pm

 

[DildoFagins]

Does it enough to be sold?

It would sell well... if we were still living in 2009)). And also crypter in go that works with uncompressed payload data would add like 1mb to the size of initial payload (unless you are using tinygo or something), which doesn't really add points to your crypter.

 

[gulak]

It would sell well... if we were still living in 2009)). And also crypter in go that works with uncompressed payload data would add like 1mb to the size of initial payload (unless you are using tinygo or something), which doesn't really add points to your crypter.

he need to use EV to be advance crypt ?

 

[god osiris]

It would sell well... if we were still living in 2009)). And also crypter in go that works with uncompressed payload data would add like 1mb to the size of initial payload (unless you are using tinygo or something), which doesn't really add points to your crypter.

humm.. ok, got the point...
Seems that earn some BTCs with coding is more and more harder!
Or I code some big fucking master RaaS or I wont earn money with my powershell/python/Go skills hehe

 

[gulak]

humm.. ok, got the point...
Seems that earn some BTCs with coding is more and more harder!
Or I code some big fucking master RaaS or I wont earn money with my powershell/python/Go skills hehe

Raas is Hard work