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Welcome to the OSRipper documentation wiki! This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of using OSRipper for payload generation and command & control operations.
OSRipper is an advanced, fully undetectable (FUD) payload generator and crypter designed for authorized penetration testing and red team operations. It features:
- Multiple Payload Types - Bind shells, reverse shells, DoH C2, HTTPS C2, and more
- Web-Based C2 Interface - Modern dashboard for managing compromised systems
- Advanced Evasion - Multi-layer obfuscation, anti-debugging, VM detection
- Binary Compilation - Compile payloads to standalone executables
- FUD Capabilities - 0/68 detection rate on VirusTotal
- Bind Shell Backdoors
- Reverse TCP Meterpreter
- DNS-over-HTTPS C2
- HTTPS C2 with Certificate Pinning
- Staged Payloads
- Custom Code Crypter
OSRipper supports multiple payload types, each optimized for different scenarios:
- Bind Shells - Direct port access on target systems
- Reverse Shells - Encrypted reverse connections
- DoH C2 - Stealthy DNS-over-HTTPS command & control
- HTTPS C2 - Secure, certificate-pinned C2 channels
- Staged Payloads - Multi-stage deployment for enhanced stealth
Advanced evasion capabilities ensure payloads remain undetected:
- Multi-layer obfuscation with randomized variables
- Anti-debugging and VM detection
- Process masquerading
- Stealth delays and timing randomization
- Signature randomization (every payload is unique)
Modern web-based interface for C2 operations:
- Real-time session dashboard
- Interactive command terminal
- Payload generator
- Command history tracking
- System information display
- Documentation: Browse the wiki pages listed above
- Issues: GitHub Issues
- Discussions: GitHub Discussions
IMPORTANT: OSRipper is designed for authorized penetration testing and security research only. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited and may violate laws. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations.
Last updated: 2025