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eCPPTv2 Notes
  • About
  • 1-System Security
    • Architecture Fundamentals
      • Security Implementations
      • References
    • Assembler Debuggers and Tool Arsenal
      • Compiler
      • NASM
      • Tool Arsenal
      • References
    • Buffer Overflow
      • Finding Buffer Overflows
      • Exploiting Buffer Overflow
      • Security Implementations
      • References
    • Shellcoding
      • Types of Shellcode
      • Encoding of Shellcode
      • Debugging a Shellcode
      • Creating our First Shellcode
      • More Advanced Shellcode
      • Shellcode and Payload Generators
      • References
    • Cryptography and Password Cracking
      • Cryptography Hash Function
      • Public Key Infrastructure
      • Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
      • Secure Shell (SSH)
      • Cryptographic Attack
      • Security Pitfalls
      • Windows 2000/XP/2k3/Vista/7/8 Passwords
      • References
    • MALWARE
      • Techniques Used by Malware
      • How Malware Spreads
      • Samples
      • References
  • 2-Network Security
    • Information Gathering
      • Search Engines
      • Social Media
      • Infrastructures
      • Tools
      • References
    • Scanning
      • Detect Live Hosts and Ports
      • Service and OS detection
      • Firewall/IDS Evasion
      • References
    • Enumeration
      • NetBIOS
      • SNMP
      • References
    • Sniffing and MitM Attacks
      • What is Sniffing
      • Sniffing in Action
      • Basic of ARP
      • Sniffing Tools
      • Man in the Middle Attacks
      • Attacking Tools
      • Intercepting SSL Traffic
      • References
    • Exploitation
      • Vulnerability Assessment
      • Low Hanging Fruits
      • Exploitation
      • References
    • Post Exploitation
      • Privilege Escalation and Maintaining Access
      • Pillaging / Data Harvesting
      • Mapping the internal network
      • Exploitation through Pivoting
      • References
    • Anonymity
      • Browsing Anonymously
      • Tunneling for Anonymity
      • References
    • Social Engineering
      • Types of Social Engineering
      • Samples of Social Engineering Attacks
      • Pretexting Samples
      • Tools
      • References
  • 3-Powershell for Pentesters
    • Introduction
      • Why PowerShell ?
      • References
    • PowerShell Fundamentals
      • Cmdlets
      • Modules
      • Scripts
      • Objects
      • References
    • Offensive PowerShell
      • Downloading & Execution
      • Obfuscation
      • Information Gathering & Recon
      • Post-Exploitation With Powershell
      • References
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  1. 1-System Security
  2. Shellcoding

Shellcode and Payload Generators

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You can use some powerful tools in order to create some shellcode. The famous tools that allow us to automatically generate shellcodes and payloads are:

msfvenom
the backdoor factory
veil-framework