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Alan Framework is a post-exploitation framework useful during red-team activities. You can run your preferred tool directly in-memory. JavaScript script execution (in-memory without third party dependency) Fully compliant SOCKS5 proxy. Supported agent types: Powershell (x86/x64), DLL (x86/x64), Executable (x86/x64), Shellcode (x86/x64). Server.exe can be executed in Linux (via dotnet core) The network communication is fully encrypted with a session key not recoverable from the agent binary...

ConvertShellcode takes Shellcode as input and disassemble it in a list of instructions in assembly language. This is a CLI tool. Supported formats: - "\xEB\x08\xBA\x4D\x11\x86\x7C\xFF\xD2\xCC\xE8\xF3\xFF\xFF\xFF\x63" - "%uc92b%ue983%ud9eb%ud9ee%u2474%u5bf4%u7381%u1313%u2989" - "%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%97%6E%40" - "%u9090" - "\u9090" - "&#x9090" Also take a look at: - https://zeltser.com/convert-shellcode-to-assembly - http://www.aldeid.com/wiki...

Flicker is a project to execute security-sensitive code in isolation from an operating system such as Windows or Linux. Flicker works on x86-class systems from AMD and Intel with support for dynamic root of trust.

... execution model where the hypervisor framework supports only a single-guest and allows the guest direct access to all performance-critical system devices and device interrupts. XMHF currently runs on recent multicore x86 hardware virtualized platforms with support for dynamic root of trust and nested (2-dimensional) paging. The framework is capable of running unmodified legacy multiprocessor capable OSes such as Windows and Linux. Documentation available at: http://xmhf.sourceforge.net/doc

Small cryptographic command line tool for LINUX and OpenBSD (x86) completely in 32-Bit Assembly Language. ORDO encrypt/decrypt files (max. size 2 GB) with AES-128-Algorithm (Rijndael) in CBC-Mode (Cipher-Block-Chaining). No libs are included, only system-calls are used. ORDO is under BSD License.

Note: I haven't even looked at this project for years. I was a pretty bad programmer back then, so the code is sloppy. The next version will be better. Similar to a stream cipher, but rather than performing an exclusive OR on the input bytes and cipher, it performs a mixture of 'rolling' (see x86 instruction ROR) and bit NOT operations according to the key.

A package of Rijndael, Twofish and Serpent encryption algorithms implemented in x86 assembly. Meant to learn basics of assembly, learn about the algorithms or to be used in a C program.

Powerful 512bit pseudo random encryption, optimized for the x86-64 architecture. Coded in x86-64 assembly language, this has the potential to be one of the most powerful and fastest file encryption engines to date.