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45 Crypters + Source - Bish0pQ - 03-18-2017

Hello everyone,

So I'm sharing this pack of crypters I found on my hard drive. I did NOT code any of these and didn't have time to study them yet. All credit goes to the developers mentioned in the files (if mentioned). They are coded in various languages, I think mainly in C++/C#/VB.NET but I'm not sure, I didn't have time to check them all. If you know, please let me know below. They can be outdated, not working, I don't know, like I said before, I haven't tried any of them.

I am not uploading this to Virustotal for obvious reasons. PLEASE run these files in a VM or Sandboxed. I am not trying to harm you, but use this responsibily.
Check below to see what the content contains (partially, too lazy to upload 2 screenshots)
Spoiler:
[Image: f9709646fb3241b9ad3c90c15492677f.png]

Download: Click here

If something contains a virus or is corrupted let me know and I'll remove it from the package.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - ApatheticEuphoria - 03-18-2017

Sweet thanks for the share!


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - m0dem - 03-20-2017

Thank you for sharing!
These may be of use.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - Throwiee - 04-23-2017

Nice and small, I like it.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - mothered - 04-23-2017

Just viewing the screenshot, I also have a few of them collected during my travels on different forums throughout the years.

Thanks @Bish0pQ.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - Num5kull - 04-23-2017

Ill add them to the collection


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - iFeaR - 05-15-2017

(03-18-2017, 03:41 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: Hello everyone,

So I'm sharing this pack of crypters I found on my hard drive. I did NOT code any of these and didn't have time to study them yet. All credit goes to the developers mentioned in the files (if mentioned). They are coded in various languages, I think mainly in C++/C#/VB.NET but I'm not sure, I didn't have time to check them all. If you know, please let me know below. They can be outdated, not working, I don't know, like I said before, I haven't tried any of them.

I am not uploading this to Virustotal for obvious reasons. PLEASE run these files in a VM or Sandboxed. I am not trying to harm you, but use this responsibily.
Check below to see what the content contains (partially, too lazy to upload 2 screenshots)
Spoiler:
[Image: f9709646fb3241b9ad3c90c15492677f.png]

Download: Click here

If something contains a virus or is corrupted let me know and I'll remove it from the package.

Thanks For The Share Man! Smile
Let's See How They're Made o_O


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - black - 05-20-2017

Needed a few crypters for testing purposes. Thanks for the release.

edit: warning comes up saying "malicious link" blah blah blah. You might want to look into that.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - mothered - 05-20-2017

(05-20-2017, 04:35 AM)black Wrote: edit: warning comes up saying "malicious link" blah blah blah. You might want to look into that.

Rest assured, It's fine.

Tools of this nature do get detected and flagged as malicious, when In fact It's a false positive. Hence:
Quote:or because we have detected potentially malicious content

Translation: or because we have detected potentially content that may perform malicious acts.

I have heaps of crypters, keyloggers, RATs, stealers, email bombers etc on my external and If I left my AV's active shields enabled, I'd have nothing left.


RE: 45 Crypters + Source - Bish0pQ - 05-20-2017

(05-20-2017, 04:35 AM)black Wrote: Needed a few crypters for testing purposes. Thanks for the release.

edit: warning comes up saying "malicious link" blah blah blah. You might want to look into that.

It is very logic that this gets flagged by AV's or se crawlers. This is exactly why I didn't it upload on VT or something, because they are all outdated, but you can still learn from them.
I have included in the description that you should always try these in a VM and not on your OS.

I can provide an alternate mirror if that's what you need.