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Introduction to pumpbin
Modern cybersecurity teams are divided into offensive personnel and cybersecurity researchers, who are responsible for producing digital weapons. These teams often deploy post-exploitation tools such as Cobalt Strike, BRC4, or similar tools. To evade security software, researchers often write shellcode loaders, including evasion code to create the final implant. This process usually follows two methods.
- The attacker provides the shellcode to the researcher, who then directly generates the final implant. This approach is very inflexible because the attacker must contact the researcher every time he needs the final implant.
- The researchers created a binary implant template and provided a final implant generation program, which the attackers used to inject shellcode into the binary implant template to generate the final implant
Features
- Powerful, simple and comfortable user interface
- Follow the principle of minimum to ensure maximum flexibility of use
- Two plugin types are supported: LocalandRemote
- Support Extism plug-in system, providing powerful expansion capabilities
- Each implant generated has a different random encryption key
- Because implants contain random data, each implant generated is unique
- We have user manuals, you no longer need to educate your users
- No dependencies, only PumpBin
- Support description, you can write anything about this plugin
- No Internet connection (Extism plugin not included)
- ...I'm PumpBin, I have magic
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