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Malware programming #1
Hello,
Which programming language is best for write Malware?

Thank you.
(This post was last modified: 01-21-2020, 05:00 PM by Hack3rcon.)

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RE: Malware programming #2
There have no differences i think.It might be undetectable and to bring more tasks and to discover new vulnerabilities.

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RE: Malware programming #3
Stating the obvious, C and/or C++. Assembly language Is also part of the equation.

Prior to writing code, be sure to take the time to learn the language thoroughly.
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RE: Malware programming #4
C languages are best for malware programming. If you're looking to make some unheard of malware, you'll need a vulnerability. You need an immense amount of skill to find a vulnerability though. If you don't feel like making a zero-day, they sell for thousands on the deep web.

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RE: Malware programming #5
C++ must be better?
How about Rust-lang?

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RE: Malware programming #6
(01-23-2020, 11:40 PM)Hack3rcon Wrote: C++ must be better?
How about Rust-lang?

C++ Is generally used and the preferred language for high-level malware.
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RE: Malware programming #7
Well, In my experiencie i use C# & PHP for coding the C&Cs (in the case of RAT's and TRJ/BOT alike malware), and Python/C++ or ASM for the payload, development of malware depends of what you want to reach with it, and in what level you will deploy it,

This is an example from my current project ( Quintessence RAT) and a aproach the way some good malware re developed and sell nowadays:
1. I create a Downloader for my payload or stub in AutoIt or Python* (because it is fast & easier to obsfucate and i use a exploit that i made to bypass UAC via 'FTP' & SMB) that will deploy a early coded payload
2. The Payload or Stub is recommended to be coded in C++ or ASM because is more "powerful" at system-level and easier to crypt to make it FUD for at least a time
3. The C&C Dashboard or RAT Server, i coded it on C# for RAT , because i like how sockets work on C# and it can use some Kernel API's in a good way, and i use PHP only when i'm making a Botnet Dashboard for obvious reasons.

If you want more info let me know...
(This post was last modified: 01-24-2020, 03:55 AM by sybylroot. Edit Reason: Adding python to suggestion. some orthographic corrections. )
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RE: Malware programming #8
(01-24-2020, 03:46 AM)sybylroot Wrote: Well, In my experiencie i use C# & PHP for coding the C&Cs (in the case of RAT's and TRJ/BOT alike malware), and Python/C++ or ASM for the payload, development of malware depends of what you want to reach with it, and in what level you will deploy it,

This is an example from my current project ( Quintessence RAT) and a aproach the way some good malware re developed and sell nowadays:
1. I create a Downloader for my payload or stub in AutoIt or Python* (because it is fast & easier to obsfucate and i use a exploit that i made to bypass UAC via 'FTP' & SMB) that will deploy a early coded payload
2. The Payload or Stub is recommended to be coded in C++ or ASM because is more "powerful" at system-level and easier to crypt to make it FUD for at least a time
3. The C&C Dashboard or RAT Server, i coded it on C# for RAT , because i like how sockets work on C# and it can use some Kernel API's in a good way, and i use PHP only when i'm making a Botnet Dashboard for obvious reasons.

If you want more info let me know...
I sent a PM.
How about Rust or other compiled languages?

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RE: Malware programming #9
(01-21-2020, 04:59 PM)Hack3rcon Wrote: Hello,
Which programming language is best for write Malware?

Thank you.
I have a PDF book titled "black hat python" if you want it. I haven't gone through it, but I think it shows malware as well as exploits
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RE: Malware programming #10
This topic should exist in the Black Books!

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