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Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Jager - 12-28-2012

Source originated from =8-D

Download:http://uppit.com/oiobsbtzbwdj/C++_polymorphic_crypter.zip

Virus Scan:
5/46 False positives. All it is, is source code.
https://www.virustotal.com/file/8c7e647c4928cadce0d38ddf7c57b3695caacb209daa0e2e4c446a67deac9db6/analysis/1356679933/

I believe it is FUD but not completely sure.

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Kinanizer - 12-28-2012

Thanks for the share, does this just crypt or does it have other features?

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Phytrix - 12-28-2012

Thanks for the share mate. I'll be sure to check it out. Smile

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Jager - 12-28-2012

(12-28-2012, 09:33 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: Thanks for the share, does this just crypt or does it have other features?

Your welcome! Smile

It just crypts (polymorphic)

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - w00t - 12-28-2012

This isn't technically polymorphic, since the encrypted file doesn't change each run, but it's the next best thing, and still a good toss.

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Jager - 12-28-2012

(12-28-2012, 08:24 PM)w00t Wrote: This isn't technically polymorphic, since the encrypted file doesn't change each run, but it's the next best thing, and still a good toss.

Your right. Thanks!

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Ultimatum - 01-01-2013

It crypts polymorphically, the output does not run polymorphically each time.

Good share.

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - w00t - 01-01-2013

Having encryption based on random data isn't polymorphism, it's the standard for encryption.

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - DrBlowFish - 01-15-2013

Wait, so it could still be used for RAT's and Botnets correct? I am confused on the Concept of "Polymorphic" crypting?

RE: Polymorphic Crypter Source C++ - Phytrix - 01-16-2013

(01-15-2013, 04:50 AM)DrBlowFish Wrote: Wait, so it could still be used for RAT's and Botnets correct? I am confused on the Concept of "Polymorphic" crypting?

It's a programming feature that allows the code to change itself while keeping part of it. Think of it as two parts. One part stays the same every time and injects code using an algorithm into the other part to create it so that it's different each time. Helps avoid AV/AM scans. Very useful, although I personally prefer metamorphic code, which changes the whole thing, not just half.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymorphic_code