Link:
mega.nz
Hey there, I made all these today so I could have a cool release, hope you all enjoy.
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So I included 5 things that I hate calling exploits (as by google definition they are not, but ill continue to call it that because everyone else does)
1. better discord exploit
I made this a while ago and could not be bother to test it, but what it "should" do it either drop and run a piece of malware or steal the users discord token.
This is a better discord plugin.
2. Lnk exploit
This will setup a smb server and use powershell to execute the file on the smb server.
(you should use a vps as port 445 will be open to the public)
3. Reg exploit
The warning that would normally come up when running a .reg is spoofed because the security box was built really weirdly which allowed for spoofing.
The next time the user restarts their computer or logs out (then logs back in), your payload will be dropped and executed
4. Url exploit
This will setup a smb server and when clicked it will execute the file on the smb server.
(you should use a vps as port 445 will be open to the public)
(A warning will come saying that the file it off of their network, this can not be bypassed (that I know of))
5. Xll exploit
Well its the xll exploit, if you want to use it you may need a tiny bit of coding knowledge (but basically none)
This also includes a uacbypass (cmstp) + windows defender disabling (exclusion) (kinda rushed)
Note:
Some of these may bypass an antivirus, but that was not the point of this post, if you want to bypass the antivirus you might need to make a few changes to the code.
Second Note:
some isp's block connections through port 445, so if you still want to use the lnk or url exploit on different isp's, you should not use smb and instad use webdav.
currently the link for all of these are in the attachments for 40 bytes, now I would love if you click that button to give me 40 byte, but for some stingy people heres the link for free :)
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7.48 MB file on MEGA
Hey there, I made all these today so I could have a cool release, hope you all enjoy.
So I included 5 things that I hate calling exploits (as by google definition they are not, but ill continue to call it that because everyone else does)
1. better discord exploit
I made this a while ago and could not be bother to test it, but what it "should" do it either drop and run a piece of malware or steal the users discord token.
This is a better discord plugin.
2. Lnk exploit
This will setup a smb server and use powershell to execute the file on the smb server.
(you should use a vps as port 445 will be open to the public)
3. Reg exploit
The warning that would normally come up when running a .reg is spoofed because the security box was built really weirdly which allowed for spoofing.
The next time the user restarts their computer or logs out (then logs back in), your payload will be dropped and executed
4. Url exploit
This will setup a smb server and when clicked it will execute the file on the smb server.
(you should use a vps as port 445 will be open to the public)
(A warning will come saying that the file it off of their network, this can not be bypassed (that I know of))
5. Xll exploit
Well its the xll exploit, if you want to use it you may need a tiny bit of coding knowledge (but basically none)
This also includes a uacbypass (cmstp) + windows defender disabling (exclusion) (kinda rushed)
Note:
Some of these may bypass an antivirus, but that was not the point of this post, if you want to bypass the antivirus you might need to make a few changes to the code.
Second Note:
some isp's block connections through port 445, so if you still want to use the lnk or url exploit on different isp's, you should not use smb and instad use webdav.
currently the link for all of these are in the attachments for 40 bytes, now I would love if you click that button to give me 40 byte, but for some stingy people heres the link for free :)
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