Your bag of handy codez for malware researchers
Content
crypto - couple of wrappers around pycrypto and other (stolen/borrowed) crypto things, so far:
rc2
rc4 + key derivation from m$
rc6
spritz
rsa + pkcs
rolling xor
xor
xtea
serpent
compression - same thing for compression algos so far:
lznt1
lzmat
gzip
aplib
disasm - wrapper around capstone and some additions ;]
malware - codez from malware so far,
isfb
winapi - various things related to windows api,
resolve api name from hash
port of CryptExportKey/CryptImportKey returning object from mlib.crypto
bits - various things that operates on bits
hash - some old school hashes used in api resolving
rnd - random wrappers
memory - useful class for operation on blobs of data, reading bytes,dwords etc
parse - parse all the things! especially m$ crypto keys
License
Do whatever you want with this, Just remember to credit the authors and buy them beers when you meet them;]
Documentation
I wish…
Contact
If you have any questions, hit me up - mak@malwarelab.pl
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Enjoy and Happy hacking!
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