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: Malware development tips and tricks
: Kulverstukas August 08, 2012, 10:13:32 PM
This is an interesting one. I wonder what would you need to know to start creating malware. What languages to choose for such a development and what aspects are the most important.
Doesn't have to be for bad things, other malware authors make them because it is fun and whatnot.
I often see lots of more sophisticated malware to use ASM code. I assume that would be mandatory.
I had found a few books about malware creation, but they only describe useless stuff.
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: puddi August 09, 2012, 01:51:25 AM
well i just use this
: (java)
del C:\users
please note that my malware only works on windows vista and late. for xp i am going to leave the rest of you to figure it out
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: Lionofgod August 09, 2012, 07:47:34 AM
well i just use this
: (java)
del C:\users
please note that my malware only works on windows vista and late. for xp i am going to leave the rest of you to figure it out
Your a genius!!!
After looking at your malware I came up with my own for linux
:
cd /
rm -rf
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: flowjob August 09, 2012, 12:23:47 PM
wow,they're better than flame!  :P
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: gh0st August 09, 2012, 10:09:10 PM
In my opinion make execute a program without the permision of the user or bypass AVs security brenchs are more difficult is not that Im a super hacker but I know a little of teory
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: Zesh August 09, 2012, 11:03:55 PM
One main thing to look at would be anti-AV techniques. Reading up on how AVs detect malware and the techniques they use will give you an idea on how to combat them. I personally think, that if you bypass AV software then the box is yours.
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: gh0st August 10, 2012, 01:44:24 AM
One main thing to look at would be anti-AV techniques. Reading up on how AVs detect malware and the techniques they use will give you an idea on how to combat them. I personally think, that if you bypass AV software then the box is yours.

bypassing AVs or create FUD malware is amazing topic also pretty advanced tho we will have to use algorithms with maths or some stuff like that :P I bet kulver, techb or any tech student could do some stuff like that
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: D4rkC10ud August 30, 2012, 04:54:51 AM
I think what languages need to generate native code and has inline assembler. I used Visual C++, Delphi, VB, Pellec C and  AutoIt ;-) but now I stopped at PureBasic+FASM
And for written good malware you must to know about rootkits and write/use it.
: Re: Malware development tips and tricks
: x86_64 September 02, 2012, 12:35:11 PM
Personally I think malware should benefit the black hat with minimal damage to the victim. Otherwise it is as pointless as vandalism.