Kaiten : A Undetectable Payload Generation

A Undetectable Payload Generation. This tool is for educational purpose only, usage of Kaiten for attacking targets without prior mutual consent is illegal. Developers assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage cause by this program.

What is it and why was it made?

We intentionally made it for our penetration testing jobs and for learning purposes. Our Kaiten c2 now moved onto a better source. And antivirus is dumb. Source: https://www.shadowlabs.cc/kaiten

Requirements

  • MingW (64 & 32)
  • GCC
  • OSSLSIGNCODE

Also Read – PowerSploit : A PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework

Features

  • Undetectable Payload Generation
  • Stealth FUD Payload
  • Self Signing Certificate
  • Random Junk code

Affected Devices and Operating Systems

  • Windows
  • Android (soon)
  • Mac/Linux

Diagrams (also its cool hehe)

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