Free Evil C/C++ Source Codes!

[BackSlashx00]

For those who are into C++ as much as I am, I would like to share this bundle of source codes which contains some Trojans, key-loggers, .dll injections, etc.


By the way I did not create any of these codes so I am not trying to take credit for other peoples work, and I think some of these are old. I just found these sources on a web site which I cannot remember the URL to anymore. I found some good open source codes to work with, but did not try all of them yet.


One more thing, in case someone else has already shared these files on evilzone because I cannot remember where I got it from let me know lol.

[Stackprotector]

For those who are into C++ as much as I am, I would like to share this bundle of source codes which contains some Trojans, key-loggers, .dll injections, etc.


By the way I did not create any of these codes so I am not trying to take credit for other peoples work, and I think some of these are old. I just found these sources on a web site which I cannot remember the URL to anymore. I found some good open source codes to work with, but did not try all of them yet.


One more thing, in case someone else has already shared these files on evilzone because I cannot remember where I got it from let me know lol.

Nothing compiled in here? just sources only?

[rasenove]

Nothing compiled in here? just sources only?

what will you do with compiled files? Do reversing insted of looking at the source code to figure out what it does?

@OP, thanks for the shair, + 1

[Fur]

My memory is fuzzy, but I think the sources was assembled by some guy called "Flamingw0rm".


But anyway, the content isn't fantastic, but it's decent enough.

[Kulverstukas]

Not bad, will come in handy +1 to you sir

[Snayler]

@OP, thanks for the shair, + 1

Here, take my chair too:

[Kulverstukas]

Here, take my chair too:

I see your chair, here's my shear:

[Xires]

I see your chair, here's my shear:

Scariest pube trimmers evar.

[evensteven]

Interesting....definitely going to be fun to look at how it works!

[xC]

Thanks for the post, however there are a few empty or incomplete projects.

[evensteven]

The developers wrote no notes about their code!...very difficult to follow some of the functions--basically spaghetti. On top of that dangerous to run so....hard to work. Anyone, analyze any of the source? find anything interesting?

[BackSlashx00]

A safer way for testing some of the snippets is using a VirtualBox with Windows installed. This way you can avoid reformatting your hard drive or avoiding curruption.

[Xires]

I'd actually advise NOT 'testing' the code directly.  Read it, learn it & understand it.  Only 'test' the parts that you understand.  Otherwise you're just inviting chaos.  However, at the testing stage, doing as BackSlashx00 suggested and using a VM is a good idea.  I'd suggest using something like TinyXP on the guest system.  A Linux host is also strongly recommended but then I'm biased.