Building a Reverse Shell in x86-64 Assembly
Learn how to chain socket creation, connection, file descriptor redirection, and process execution to build a functional reverse shell entirely in x86-64 assembly using PIC architecture.
Learn how to chain socket creation, connection, file descriptor redirection, and process execution to build a functional reverse shell entirely in x86-64 assembly using PIC architecture.
Throw away python -m http.server. Discover how to build a bare-metal web server from scratch using x64 Assembly, featuring zero-copy file transfers and manual IP parsing.
A ‘ping’ is not just a ping. Every OS leaves a unique ICMP fingerprint. Discover how to use Traffic Mimicry and x64 Assembly to blend custom packets into ambient network noise.
Consistency is key in high-speed data. Beyond simple latency, jitter reveals the true health of a network. Discover how to bypass OS clock noise using RDTSC for nanosecond-scale precision.
Traditional disk storage leaves traces. memfd_create enables anonymous, volatile files that reside exclusively in RAM. Learn to implement this in x64 Assembly for low-footprint operations.