Obfuscator : The Program Is Designed To Obfuscate The Shellcode

Obfuscator program is designed to obfuscate the shellcode. Currently the tool supports 2 encryption.

  • XOR
  • AES

The tool accepts shellcode in 4 formats.

  • base64
  • hex
  • c
  • raw

Command Line Usage

Usage           Description
-----           -----------
/f              Specify the format of the shellcode
                base64
                hex
                c
                raw
/enc            Specify the encryption type (aes or xor) in which the shellcode will be encrypted
/key            Specify the key that will be used to encrypt the shellcode (default = SuperStrongKey)
/path           Specify the path of the file that contains the shellcode
/url            Specify the url where the shellcode is hosted
/o              Specify the file path to save the encrypted shellcode (default = output.bin)
/help           Show help
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