[Spirit]

Google chrome removes it on download. It's really not trusted, why is that? I know the moderator gave it a thumbs up, so I'll bypass this crap. But is the reason it's un-trusted to prevent people from using it>encrypting viruses>spreading viruses? What's your opinion on this?

I'm not really much of a hacker, so I generally don't need to crypt anything since I don't need to infect anyone. Though, I can say that generally anything hack related gets picked up by anti-viruses and things like that because they're trying to prevent you from using it. Even if it's safe, it'll often say "HEY WAIT DONT EVER LOOK AT THAT!" just because at's their method of preventing you from trying to hack anyone in the first place.

I personally trust this member & download.

But don't take my word for it. I could very well be wrong.

[Solixious]

What language is this coded in? Any .net decencies?

No it does not have any .NET dependencies :Content:

[Solixious]

Google chrome removes it on download. It's really not trusted, why is that? I know the moderator gave it a thumbs up, so I'll bypass this crap. But is the reason it's un-trusted to prevent people from using it>encrypting viruses>spreading viruses? What's your opinion on this?

It is a tool that can be used for hacking. So it is naturally not a trusted tool :epic:
But to be honest, I'd suggest you to use it for educational purpose only, and not spread viruses with it. :Content:

[Deque]

Though, I can say that generally anything hack related gets picked up by anti-viruses and things like that because they're trying to prevent you from using it. Even if it's safe, it'll often say "HEY WAIT DONT EVER LOOK AT THAT!" just because at's their method of preventing you from trying to hack anyone in the first place.

No, they are not trying to prevent hacking by detecting hacking tools.
It is due to the way the crypter works, why it gets detected at some point.
Have a look at this graph:



The (orange) file is the malware the attacker wants to make undetected from antivirus software. The crypter encrypts that file and places it in a stub. The stub is usually saved somewhere in the crypter or generated from a template. The stub has the purpose to decrypt the malware and execute it.

Let's simplify the detection methods of antivirus scanners to string scanning for now (it is by all means not the only one, but serves its purpose to understand why a crypter gets detected at some point). String scanning is actually scanning for byte sequences (=signatures) that are unique enough to identify a malware, it is not simply scanning for strings, so this is actually a misnomer.

The antivirus companies use, among others, automated signature extraction to find patterns for their detection database. Otherwise it wouldn't be possible for them to keep up with the appr. 200000 newly created pieces of malware every day.

The crypter prevents signature detection and extraction for the malware piece (the orange file) by encrypting the content. Often crypters apply different encryption for every crypted file. However, the stub is still plain code. So once the crypter is used to crypt malicious code, and this crypted malware is spread, the stub will be used to extract a signature from. Thus, the stub will be detected, because the stub is the one commonality in all the malwares that where spread after using the crypter. This has nothing to do with the AV companies wanting to flag the tools, like crypters, as malware. It is due to the things that are most practically to realize. You can not extract a signature from the encrypted part of the file.
The crypter is flagged as malware, because it contains the stub somewhere and the stub is where the signature was extracted from.

However, if anyone wants to decide about a crypter being FUD, UD or detected, the crypted files should be tested, not the crypter. Afterall a crypter might modify the stub on random before creating the crypted file (all crypters with USG do this) and the detection of the resulting file might differ from detection of the crypter.

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Edit: An additional note for everyone new to crypters or packers in general: A clean scan result of a crypter does NOT mean that the crypter itself is clean and will not infect you. You have to be careful with every tool you download from someone you don't know. Use a sandbox, take the usual precautions. A scanning site or antivirus scanner will NOT tell you if the file is clean. It just tells you if it gets detected.
I vouch for @Solixious that his crypter is clean, afterall the code is available for everyone here to look at.
Read this if you want to know more about this topic: https://github.com/Doubleendedqueue/Pape...ypters.pdf

[android()]

Also do NOT scan your stub on virus total or any other website that distributes. It will make your file detected. Use websites like razorscanner that don't distribute.

[juggernaughts0]

Would be nice if there were more apps for Macs... I know nobody uses them but some of us do, plus it is unix based so def better than windows!

[Deque]

Would be nice if there were more apps for Macs... I know nobody uses them but some of us do, plus it is unix based so def better than windows!

Most programs published in this section are platform independend. This is one of the few that isn't.
Maybe it would be a good idea to mention the supported platforms in the title. I guess I will add that.

[4thDimension]

Just quickly tested this and does work, although all the buttons and graphics are missing so you kinda have to guess where to click, can't be bothered to troubleshoot the issue and try to resolve it but does output a file

You said that the encrypter works. It doesn't.

This is what happened for me:
Creates a new exe after I've selected my exe and clicked encrypt.
The new exe has no icon, and when executed, a cmd prompt opens up.
Program does something unknown for 4 seconds then disappears.
Every time I execute it after that, it instantly closes itself.
Very fishy, probably infected my piece of shit computer.

Don't recommend anyone to try this, seeing as it doesn't even work.

Mods confirm wtf is happening please?

[Psycho_Coder]

Just quickly tested this and does work, although all the buttons and graphics are missing so you kinda have to guess where to click, can't be bothered to troubleshoot the issue and try to resolve it but does output a file

You said that the encrypter works. It doesn't.

This is what happened for me:
Creates a new exe after I've selected my exe and clicked encrypt.
The new exe has no icon, and when executed, a cmd prompt opens up.
Program does something unknown for 4 seconds then disappears.
Every time I execute it after that, it instantly closes itself.
Very fishy, probably infected my piece of shit computer.

Don't recommend anyone to try this, seeing as it doesn't even work.

Mods confirm wtf is happening please?

There's nothing fishy about it. Make sure your AV is turned off. The OP is a very reputed member of this community and he will never infect someone and I can vouch for him.

Do you even know how a crypter works ? I seriously doubt that

[4thDimension]

Just quickly tested this and does work, although all the buttons and graphics are missing so you kinda have to guess where to click, can't be bothered to troubleshoot the issue and try to resolve it but does output a file

You said that the encrypter works. It doesn't.

This is what happened for me:
Creates a new exe after I've selected my exe and clicked encrypt.
The new exe has no icon, and when executed, a cmd prompt opens up.
Program does something unknown for 4 seconds then disappears.
Every time I execute it after that, it instantly closes itself.
Very fishy, probably infected my piece of shit computer.

Don't recommend anyone to try this, seeing as it doesn't even work.

Mods confirm wtf is happening please?

There's nothing fishy about it. Make sure your AV is turned off. The OP is a very reputed member of this community and he will never infect someone and I can vouch for him.

Do you even know how a crypter works ? I seriously doubt that

Why does it matter whether I know how it works or not? I basically know how it works, and I know how to use the program. I told you what I saw and it is not what was supposed to happen.

I do not have firewall turned on, nor do I have any antivirus programs. I find them to get in my way when I'm trying to do things. Besides, I don't download anything without doing some research first.