C++ Shellcode Tutorial Part 2: NCreateThreadEx & CreateRemoteThread
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Making the GH Injector required
Making the GH Injector required a solid shellcoding library, I will be showing you how to create one today. This is a 5 part series, we'll release 1 video per day so stay tuned.
In this tutorial you will learn about shellcode injection using C++. C++ is a robust and low level language allowing this guide to shellcoding the ability to teach people basic to advanced concepts in shell code.
What is shellcode?
Shellcode is a piece of code written in assembly language, which is your computers way of outputting and inputting instructions via CPU and memory. This code is written to a target process. Many elite, game, nation state, and blackhat hackers use shellcode injection to infect their targets computers to carry out sophisticated hacks.
In this C++ shellcode tutorial you will learn the techniques used by elite hackers. Using the Windows API functions like NtCreateThreadEx(), and CreateRemoteThread(). A thread is a piece of code running within a process executing functions and data. A thread can execute any part of the program code, including parts previously executed by another thread.
In this C++ shellcode tutorial you will learn to understand why threads are so important and why CreateRemoteThread() is a key windows api function used in shellcode. Also our dll injector will be using the Native API function NtCreateThreadEx(). The Native API is used in shell code to get even lower in to the windows kernel and evade detection from anti-virus.
This C++ shellcode tutorial will teach you:
. Windows API, and Native API low level functions for an elite dll injector
. How C++ shellcode and help you evade detection from anti-virus
This shellcode tutorial is part two in a five part series. Having shellcode explained in depth over these series will allow you to create your own advanced dll injector source code. Using functions such as CreateRemoteThread() will put you in the same league as elite nation state hackers and reverse engineering experts. Guided Hacking hopes you gain the most from this shellcode tutorial and go on to create even more advanced shell code.
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In this tutorial you will learn about shellcode injection using C++. C++ is a robust and low level language allowing this guide to shellcoding the ability to teach people basic to advanced concepts in shell code.
What is shellcode?
Shellcode is a piece of code written in assembly language, which is your computers way of outputting and inputting instructions via CPU and memory. This code is written to a target process. Many elite, game, nation state, and blackhat hackers use shellcode injection to infect their targets computers to carry out sophisticated hacks.
In this C++ shellcode tutorial you will learn the techniques used by elite hackers. Using the Windows API functions like NtCreateThreadEx(), and CreateRemoteThread(). A thread is a piece of code running within a process executing functions and data. A thread can execute any part of the program code, including parts previously executed by another thread.
In this C++ shellcode tutorial you will learn to understand why threads are so important and why CreateRemoteThread() is a key windows api function used in shellcode. Also our dll injector will be using the Native API function NtCreateThreadEx(). The Native API is used in shell code to get even lower in to the windows kernel and evade detection from anti-virus.
This C++ shellcode tutorial will teach you:
. Windows API, and Native API low level functions for an elite dll injector
. How C++ shellcode and help you evade detection from anti-virus
This shellcode tutorial is part two in a five part series. Having shellcode explained in depth over these series will allow you to create your own advanced dll injector source code. Using functions such as CreateRemoteThread() will put you in the same league as elite nation state hackers and reverse engineering experts. Guided Hacking hopes you gain the most from this shellcode tutorial and go on to create even more advanced shell code.
Need Pastebin link? Everything is in the thread below:
https://guidedhacking.com/threads/c-s...
https://guidedhacking.com/members/bro...
https://guidedhacking.com/donate
Patreon: guidedhacking
Twitter: guidedhacking
Facebook: guidedhacking
https://guidedhacking.com
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