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Thread: Is MultiPyInjector Shellcode Injection of the SET working for anyone?

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    Question Is MultiPyInjector Shellcode Injection of the SET working for anyone?

    Hi,

    i tried to get the MultiPyInjector Shellcode Injection from SET to work but it always produces the same msf.exe (checked with diff) no matter what input i give it.

    Also tried to download the new 5.0 and start from there but it gave the same results.

    Is it working for anyone?

    thx
    aru

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    Quote Originally Posted by aru View Post
    Hi,

    i tried to get the MultiPyInjector Shellcode Injection from SET to work but it always produces the same msf.exe (checked with diff) no matter what input i give it.

    Also tried to download the new 5.0 and start from there but it gave the same results.

    Is it working for anyone?

    thx
    aru
    Hi,

    I don't get how the MultiPyInjector is working when using it as .exe payload.
    But I believe two files are generated when using the MultiPyInjector option with SET :
    - msf.exe --> the payload
    - meterpreter.alpha --> the alphanumeric shellcode (I believe the difference is there)

    To make it work, you have to execute msf.exe with the alphanumeric shellcode as an argument (inside meterpreter.alpha).

    In a shell it give you something like this :
    msf.exe \xfc\xe8\x89\x00\x00\x00\x60\..\..\etc..

    Then "it works" : msf.exe display itself in the Windows process list without crashing.

    The problem is, the window shell remain open after this... :/
    I don't get how to execute it without having to open a window shell and copy/paste the alphanumeric shellcode.
    And I don't get how persistance mode is possible for the same reason :/

    Please anyone help ...?

    (Sorry for my bad english, still learning )

    Thx

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