Practical Linux Malware Development

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Nemuel Wainaina

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1. Introduction

1. Welcome to the course.mp4

01:56

2. Demo of the finished project.mp4

04:02

2. Getting Started

1. Environment Setup.mp4

01:47

3. Developing the RAT

1. Project Setup.mp4

04:05

2. Connecting to C2 Server.mp4

03:31

3. Receiving Incoming Commands.mp4

02:12

4. Sending back Response.mp4

01:56

5. ClosingTerminating the Connection.mp4

01:01

6. Changing Directories.mp4

04:24

7. FIle Transfer.mp4

01:13

8. Uploading file to Machine.mp4

05:25

9. Downloading file from Machine.mp4

05:01

10. Minor bug fixes.mp4

00:37

11. Taking a Screenshot.mp4

07:01

12. Achieving Persistence.mp4

07:01

13. Executing Shell Commands.mp4

02:47

14. Testing with Netcat.mp4

02:55

4. Developing the Server

1. Project Setup.mp4

01:45

2. Creating a Listener.mp4

02:14

3. Accepting Incoming Connections.mp4

01:42

4. Loop to take in Attackers Commands.mp4

01:22

5. Handling the qquit Command.mp4

01:38

6. Receiving and Saving Screenshot.mp4

03:24

7. File Download.mp4

03:11

8. File Upload.mp4

04:47

9. Shell Commands.mp4

01:13

10. Testing with our RAT.mp4

04:34

5. Conclusion

1. Next Steps.mp4

01:07

Description

Develop your own undetectable Linux malware using the Go programming language

What You'll Learn?

Develop undetectable Linux malware
Develop software using the Go programming language
Understand the internals of modern Linux malware
Understand network programming using Go and Python

Who is this for?

Anyone interested in understanding how to develop malware using Go

Red Teamers interested in using Go to create their malware

Blue Teamers interested in understanding the internals of malware threats against Linux environments

Go and Python developers interested in an exciting project

What You Need to Know?

Basic to intermediate programming experience in any programming language

An understanding of how to use the Linux terminal

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Description
Over the past couple years, Linux malware has been on the rise . This has created a greater interest in studying and analyzing such threats against Linux platforms . This course aims to equip you with the knowledge to not only emulate such threats, but also be in a better position to detect and mitigate them from your Linux environments .
This course will take you through developing your very own Linux malware with capabilities like executing shell commands, file transfer and taking screenshots . You will also learn how to achieve persistence in Linux . Finally, we will create our own custom server using the Python programming language . The server is what we will be using to interact with the malware on the target system .
That makes the course therefore relevant to both red teamers and blue teamers . System administrators will also benefit from the course . Red teamers will be better equipped to emulate such threats against Linux environments, while blue teamers and system administrators alike will be in a better position to detect and properly respond to such threats .
Also, if you are a software engineer interested in more hands-on learning about the programming language, this course will definitely help you with that . Python is also used, and this makes the course also suit python programming enthusiasts .
Who this course is for:
Anyone interested in understanding how to develop malware using Go
Red Teamers interested in using Go to create their malware
Blue Teamers interested in understanding the internals of malware threats against Linux environments
Go and Python developers interested in an exciting project

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Nemuel is a security researcher with over 4 years of tinkering with computers and electronics. Having developed an interest in hacking at the young age of 14, he has quickly been able to learn and dive deeper into advanced concepts of exploit and malware development. He has got to develop a variety of security tools ranging from simple keyloggers to advanced proof-of-concept malware like ransomware and spyware for Linux platformsBesides cyber security, Nemuel is a software engineer with a focus on designing and building maintainable and scalable backend systems mainly using the Go programming language

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