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datetime-shellcode-loader

A tool to generate C code that hides shellcode in datetime formats.

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In the final_python folder, you will find the code that encodes and decodes shellcode into/from datetime strings, in case you want to add/modify it and try something new yourself.

In the final_c folder, you will find the code that encodes and decodes shellcode into/from datetime strings, in case you want to add/modify it and try something new yourself.

In the final folder, you will find the python script that generates a .c template and the corresponding .exe. Basically you just hardcode your shellcode there, and you get an executable with only the deobfuscation scheme and the hardcoded datetime strings.

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For an explanation of the tool, you can see a blogpost I made about it on my blog

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A tool to generate C code that hides shellcode in datetime formats

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