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I want to start malware developing... #1
Hy guys....I am going to start malware developing...I have knowledge of C and Java.... Please provide me some tutorials.... thanks
(This post was last modified: 11-29-2016, 02:33 PM by D@rk TruTH.)

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RE: I want to start malware developing... #2
(11-29-2016, 02:32 PM)D@rk TruTH Wrote: Hy guys....I am going to start malware developing...I have knowledge of C and  Java.... Please provide me some tutorials.... thanks

I recommend you start by reading this blog http://blog.malwaremustdie.org and looking at open source malware's code.
The blog has articles in witch they analyze and break down different kinds of malware, it will help you learn how malware works and you'll pick up techniques form other malware developers witch will make you a better developer yourself.
Second thing you'll need to do is figure out what kind of malware you want to develop and for what architecture.
When you complete these steps you should know a bit about developing your own program.
If you have knowledge of C than write your malware in it - C can run on almost anything and will not require additional software installed on your victim's box.
Good luck with your journey!
(This post was last modified: 11-29-2016, 02:55 PM by Pikami.)

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RE: I want to start malware developing... #3
(11-29-2016, 02:54 PM)Pikami Wrote:
(11-29-2016, 02:32 PM)D@rk TruTH Wrote: Hy guys....I am going to start malware developing...I have knowledge of C and  Java.... Please provide me some tutorials.... thanks

I recommend you start by reading this blog http://blog.malwaremustdie.org and looking at open source malware's code.
The blog has articles in witch they analyze and break down different kinds of malware, it will help you learn how malware works and you'll pick up techniques form other malware developers witch will make you a better developer yourself.
Second thing you'll need to do is figure out what kind of malware you want to develop and for what architecture.
When you complete these steps you should know a bit about developing your own program.
If you have knowledge of C than write your malware in it - C can run on almost anything and will not require additional software installed on your victim's box.
Good luck with your journey!

thanks.... i will take a look on this....

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RE: I want to start malware developing... #4
Malware is for children. Try physical violence instead.
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RE: I want to start malware developing... #5
(11-29-2016, 04:48 PM)DarkMuse Wrote: Malware is for children. Try physical violence instead.

I lol'd.

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RE: I want to start malware developing... #6
I think that you first need to know assembler and learn about reverse engineering (correct me if wrong). Than I would look at the code of other malware and see how it works.
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RE: I want to start malware developing... #7
(11-30-2016, 01:08 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I think that you first need to know assembler and learn about reverse engineering (correct me if wrong). Than I would look at the code of other malware and see how it works.

Right on Bish0pQ. I'm somewhat concerned that D@rktruth asked for tutorials since amateur malware writers don't really last long out in the wild. If you don't have an isolated lab environment built then that should be your first priority. This can be as simple as one basic virtualization server or as complex as you want/can afford. PM me or start a thread if you would like assistance with design/config.

Cautiously,
Poly

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RE: I want to start malware developing... #8
I would also recommend learning about some OS concepts along with building malware. Knowing C and Java is certainly a start, although to truly make quality Malware I think knowing concepts about topics like how the operating system manages processes, threads, what interrupts are and how you can manipulate them etc. Also, learn assembly and as @Bish0pQ said, how to reverse engineer.


If you want an awesome OS book for free, here you go:
http://materias.fi.uba.ar/7508/MOS4/Oper...th.Edi.pdf

It covers everything from ISRS to case studies on Android, Windows, and LINUX. Most of the book is from the scope of UNIX/ GNU/Linux since Tanenbaum is the creator of MINIX. I used this book in my OS class in University and as it stands it's definitely my favorite textbook so far.

There's a nice long section about OS security and talks about malware and everything there, too, within the scope of Operating Systems. I think that would be a great start for you

An exerpt from the books section on Malware which I found both funny and interesting:

Quote:In ancient times (say, before 2000), bored (but clever) teenagers would some-times fill their idle hours by writing malicious software that they would then release into the world for the heck of it. This software, which included Trojan horses,viruses, and worms and collectively called malware, often quickly spread around the world. As reports were published about how many millions of dollars of damage the malware caused and how many people lost their valuable data as a result, the authors would be very impressed with their programming skills. To them it was just a fun prank; they were not making any money off it, after all. Those days are gone. Malware is now written on demand by well-organized criminals who prefer not to see their work publicized in the newspapers. They are in it entirely for the money. A large fraction of all malware is now designed to spread over the Internet and infect victim machines in an extremely stealthy manner. When a machine is infected, software is installed that reports the address of the captured machine back to certain machines. A backdoor is also installed on the machine that allows the criminals who sent out the malware to easily command the machine to do what it is instructed to do. A machine taken over in this fashion is called a zombie, and a collection of them is called a botnet, a contraction of‘‘robot network.’
(This post was last modified: 11-30-2016, 04:54 PM by insidious.)
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RE: I want to start malware developing... #9
Why not make a big flag and fly it about your house with a big sign saying "Hey I'm doing something illegal here"

Malware developers are silent type.. Off the grid shall we say.. They don't come on clearnet forum stating they are going to be developing malware. the fact you ask for a tutorial on this raises another flag..
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RE: I want to start malware developing... #10
(12-11-2016, 01:08 AM)Reaktor Wrote: Why not make a big flag and fly it about your house with a big sign saying "Hey I'm doing something illegal here"

Malware developers are silent type.. Off the grid shall we say.. They don't come on clearnet forum stating they are going to be developing malware. the fact you ask for a tutorial on this raises another flag..

If you say this... any blog or website created to teach any type of hacking tutorials is illegal... i think this forum is illegal i think.. malware development is only illegal if you spread the virus you created...
(This post was last modified: 12-11-2016, 01:54 PM by D@rk TruTH.)

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