A lot of random projects written in Nim.
A very simple, basic project that does local process injection. No sandbox checks. No unhooking. No bypasses or patches.
A very simple, basic project that does remote process injection. No sandbox checks. No unhooking. No bypasses or patches.
A very simple, basic project that does classic DLL injection. It does have sandbox checking. It does have ntdll unhooking (but no kernel32 unhooking). No other bypasses or patches. It downloads the DLL from a remote server onto disk. Could disable this functionality and use UNC paths as an alternative to avoid downloading to disk.
A slightly more advanced version of the "DLLoader" project that does classic DLL injection using syscalls. No sandbox checks. No unhooking. No other bypasses or patches. It downloads the DLL from a remote server onto disk. Could disable this functionality and use UNC paths as an alternative to avoid downloading to disk (untested). Depends on NimGetSysallStub project.
Takes a raw shellcode file as an argument and encodes it into UUID strings. That's it. Not my code. Just glued together.
Takes whatever string you want to hash as an argument and hashes it using a slightly modified version of DJB2. You can thank ChatGPT for this one. Spat out bad code, but close enough that even I could fix it.
A port of the Perun's Fart NTDLL Unhooking (aka unhooking from suspended process) technique to Nim. Ported from @D1rkMtr's github, mixed in and glued together with code from @S3cur3Th1sSh1t's Nim DInvoke.
A directory brute forcer. Plain and simple. Probably the most updated project here. Next features coming: Abort after x number of request timeouts or 500/503 errors to avoid DOS.
Lsass Dump Tool. More info in project folder.