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ADS Polyglot!
ADS Shell execute hijacker
what is this?
1. Alternative Stream Injection (ADS) - Create hidden files in the target file
2. Shell Execute Hijack - Change the behavior of double-clicking a file
3. Support for two scripting engines: · JScript (first priority) · VBScript (backup and fallback)
4. Executable file attachment - Ability to add backdoor.exe as a stream
version 2
for malware development and red teaming
ADS Shell execute hijacker
what is this?
1. Alternative Stream Injection (ADS) - Create hidden files in the target file
2. Shell Execute Hijack - Change the behavior of double-clicking a file
3. Support for two scripting engines: · JScript (first priority) · VBScript (backup and fallback)
4. Executable file attachment - Ability to add backdoor.exe as a stream
version 2
for malware development and red teaming
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Books to better understand the kernel and the structure of the C++ language for writing drivers and exploiting kernel-side vulnerabilities
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What is a Binary Tree?
A Binary Tree is a hierarchical data structure in which each node can have at most two children: a left child and a right child.
Each node contains data and two pointers (left and right).
The topmost node is called the Root, and nodes with no children are called Leaves.
It is widely used for fast searching, sorting, expression parsing, and representing hierarchical relationships.
Summary:
Queue and Deque are linear structures (like a line of people).
Binary Tree is a tree-like structure with parent-child relationships.
A Binary Tree is a hierarchical data structure in which each node can have at most two children: a left child and a right child.
Each node contains data and two pointers (left and right).
The topmost node is called the Root, and nodes with no children are called Leaves.
It is widely used for fast searching, sorting, expression parsing, and representing hierarchical relationships.
Summary:
Queue and Deque are linear structures (like a line of people).
Binary Tree is a tree-like structure with parent-child relationships.
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Difference between Binary Tree and Self-Balancing Binary Tree:
Regular Binary Tree:
Each node can have at most two children.
No mechanism to maintain height balance.
Can degenerate into a linked list in the worst case.
Time complexity: O(n) in worst case.
Self-Balancing Binary Tree:
Automatically maintains balance after insertions/deletions using rotations.
Height is always kept close to log(n).
Guaranteed O(log n) time for search, insert, and delete.
Popular types: AVL Tree and Red-Black Tree.
Summary: Use regular Binary Tree only for small or sorted data.
For large, random, or performance-critical data, always use Self-Balancing Binary Tree.
Regular Binary Tree:
Each node can have at most two children.
No mechanism to maintain height balance.
Can degenerate into a linked list in the worst case.
Time complexity: O(n) in worst case.
Self-Balancing Binary Tree:
Automatically maintains balance after insertions/deletions using rotations.
Height is always kept close to log(n).
Guaranteed O(log n) time for search, insert, and delete.
Popular types: AVL Tree and Red-Black Tree.
Summary: Use regular Binary Tree only for small or sorted data.
For large, random, or performance-critical data, always use Self-Balancing Binary Tree.
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How Do Mobile Phones Make Emergency Calls Without a SIM Card?
Mobile phones can make emergency calls (such as 112, 911, 999, etc.) even without a SIM card or active service.
This capability is mandatory under international standards (3GPP) and national laws.
How It Works:
1_ Emergency Call Mode (Limited Service Mode)
When you dial an emergency number, the phone automatically enters a special state. In this mode:
- Normal network registration and authentication processes are bypassed.
- The phone connects to any available cell tower with the strongest signal — even if it belongs to a different operator.
- Only emergency services are allowed.
2_ Role of IMSI and IMEI
- Without a SIM card, there is no IMSI.
- However, the device’s IMEI (hardware identifier) is always sent to the network.
- The network uses the IMEI to route the emergency call.
3_ Modern Networks (4G/5G)
Emergency calls can be handled through IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) using SIP protocol (VoLTE/VoNR), with fallback to older circuit-switched technology when necessary.
Practical Example Using AT Commands (for GSM modems)
Testing Tools
You can use tools like SSCOM, PuTTY, or minicom to send AT commands directly to the modem’s serial port.
OpenBTS and Lab Environments
OpenBTS is an open-source software that simulates a small GSM base station (BTS). It is commonly used in research and testing:
- It supports emergency calls.
- It uses SIP and Asterisk as backend.
- Useful for custom networks and rescue operations in areas without coverage.
Mobile phones can make emergency calls (such as 112, 911, 999, etc.) even without a SIM card or active service.
This capability is mandatory under international standards (3GPP) and national laws.
How It Works:
1_ Emergency Call Mode (Limited Service Mode)
When you dial an emergency number, the phone automatically enters a special state. In this mode:
- Normal network registration and authentication processes are bypassed.
- The phone connects to any available cell tower with the strongest signal — even if it belongs to a different operator.
- Only emergency services are allowed.
2_ Role of IMSI and IMEI
- Without a SIM card, there is no IMSI.
- However, the device’s IMEI (hardware identifier) is always sent to the network.
- The network uses the IMEI to route the emergency call.
3_ Modern Networks (4G/5G)
Emergency calls can be handled through IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) using SIP protocol (VoLTE/VoNR), with fallback to older circuit-switched technology when necessary.
Practical Example Using AT Commands (for GSM modems)
import serial
import time
ser = serial.Serial('COM3', 115200, timeout=1) # Change to your port
def send_at(cmd):
ser.write((cmd + '\r\n').encode())
time.sleep(1)
print(ser.read_all().decode(errors='ignore'))
send_at('AT') # Test connection
send_at('ATD112;') # Dial emergency number 112
# send_at('ATD911;') # For USA/Canada
Testing Tools
You can use tools like SSCOM, PuTTY, or minicom to send AT commands directly to the modem’s serial port.
OpenBTS and Lab Environments
OpenBTS is an open-source software that simulates a small GSM base station (BTS). It is commonly used in research and testing:
- It supports emergency calls.
- It uses SIP and Asterisk as backend.
- Useful for custom networks and rescue operations in areas without coverage.
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Projects:
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ECHO: https://github.com/batmanpriv/ECHO
Had: https://github.com/batmanpriv/had
Telegram Reporter: https://github.com/esfelorm/Telegram-Reporter
Screen Locker: https://github.com/esfelorm/Screen-Locker
Vandor: https://github.com/batmanpriv/Vandor
ECHO: https://github.com/batmanpriv/ECHO
Had: https://github.com/batmanpriv/had
Telegram Reporter: https://github.com/esfelorm/Telegram-Reporter
Screen Locker: https://github.com/esfelorm/Screen-Locker
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