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813 Remote shellcode execution via CreateRemoteThread Another technique to create threads for shellcode execution is to call the CreateRemoteThread function, this will allow you to create threads remotely in another process. But the catch is that you will…
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* Write the shellcode payload into the newly allocated memory region with WriteProcessMemory
* Get a handle to the current thread with GetCurrentThread
* Queue a new APC routine pass the address of the allocated memory region as the pfnAPC parameter to QueueUserAPC
* Trigger the shellcode payload by calling the undocumented NtTestAlert function which clears the APC queue for the current thread
* Perform cleanup by closing the handles to the current thread and current process
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nitialization phase prior to executing the transform for test generation. This initialization step can be used for performing whatever initialization the tester requires and placing it into the state object. For this the tester can use state.initas a boolean…
data)This function will execute radamsa on the input data and returns its result (radamsa is required to be installed)index_insert(data, list, index)This function will insert a payload from the list into the supplied data at the supplied indexrandom_insert(data, list)This function will insert a payload from the list into the supplied data at a random index
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* @ApplyPayloads(“0-9”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“10 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“11 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“12 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“3 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“4 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“5 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“6 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“7 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“8 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“9 letter words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“a-z”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“CGI scripts”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Directories – long”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Directories – short”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“dirsearch”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Extensions – long”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Extensions – short”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Filenames – long”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Filenames – short”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Format strings”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Form field names – long”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Form field names – short”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Form field values”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – full”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – JSON_XML injection”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – out-of-band”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – path traversal”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – path traversal (single file)”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – quick”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – SQL injection”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – template injection”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Fuzzing – XSS”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“HTTP headers”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“HTTP verbs”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“IIS files and directories”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Interesting files and directories”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Local files – Java”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Local files – Linux”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Local files – Windows”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Passwords”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Server-side variable names”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Short words”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“SSRF targets”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“User agents – long”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“User agents – short”)
* @ApplyPayloads(“Usernames”) How to install

There are 2 ways to install Haptyc

* The easy way using the release turbo-intruder-all_w_haptyc.jarattached to this repository
* The manual way

Either way you choose these releases do not include radamsa and if you want radamsa support you must install it from this repo: (Optional) Installl radamsa via https://gitlab.com/akihe/radamsa How to install – Pre-packaged (easy)

* Clone this repo and note turbo-intruder-all_w_haptyc.jarin the release dir
* Open Burp
* Go to the Extender tab
* Click the Addbutton
* Click the Select File ...button and choose turbo-intruder-all_w_haptyc.jarHow to install – Manual (patching turbo-intruder-all.jar)

* Clone this repo
* In bash execute ./install.sh * In Burp reload Turbo Intruder Download

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