M3str3/HexSpell
HexSpell is an open-source library written in Rust, designed to parse and manipulate executable files, DLLs, and more with zero dependency overhead.
println!("Hello, {name}!");
HexSpell is an open-source library written in Rust, designed to parse and manipulate executable files, DLLs, and more with zero dependency overhead.
A realistic ransomware simulation built with Rust and React—covering malware creation, data exfiltration, and a reactive blog. For educational purposes only
This concept draws directly from the "Fractionated Cavity Infector" technique described in vx-underground's Black Mass Volume I. I wanted to make my own version of the technique using another language that wouldnt be C, so I selected Rust🦀!
The name is a lie. It started as DLL proxies. Now it hijacks almost anything on PATH.
eing?! Patch the AMSI scan function for a much more useful one.
Just a quick shellcode generator from commands, just for testing maldev
Reverse engineering DDoSia's target-fetching mechanism via Frida.
PoC for CVE-2026-2005 — heap buffer overflow in PostgreSQL pgcrypto (pgp_pub_decrypt). Oversized PGP session key bypasses bounds check in pgp-pubdec.c. Affects < 17.8 / 16.12 / 15.16 / 14.21 / 18.2.
OnionForge generates custom .onion addresses for Tor hidden services using brute force. Specify a prefix or regex pattern to find matching .onion addresses. Includes a simulation mode to estimate the time needed to find a match.
Este repositorio contiene todos los materiales utilizados para el Trabajo de Fin de Máster (TFM) sobre NoName057(16). Aquí encontrarás herramientas y estudios realizados como parte del análisis del grupo.
The profile README
Policy TL;DR is a browser extension that reads the fine print for you. It detects privacy policies, sends them to an AI model, and gives you a clear summary with a simple privacy score.
This repository contains solutions and explanations for the challenges presented in the book "xchg rax, rax" by xorpd.
This folder contains Proof of Concept (PoC) scripts for exploiting vulnerabilities in OpenEMR as part of my TFM