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It might be “small [and] in-memory”, but it requires a python interpreter, right? I’m not into offensive security, but does this implementation (compared to e.g
by rollulus 7y ago
It might be “small [and] in-memory”, but it requires a python interpreter, right? I’m not into offensive security, but does this implementation (compared to e.g. a statically linked binary) make sense?
- zaarn 7y agoIf python 3 is available on the target system, this is certainly making sense, it might make the entire thing fly under several radars because a lot of things scan for suspicious binaries (statically linked, coming over unusual channels, etc.) and would leave a python file that is properly obscured alone.