Awesome
Description
Single Visual Studio project that implements many injection techniques. This project was built to make it fast and easy to validate detection controls for injection techniques.
Compiling
- Install Visual Studio Community 2015 and Windows 8.1 SDK Downloads and Old SDK Archives
- If you are using Visual Studio 2017, you will need to install Windows Universal CRT SDK.
- Open vulcan.sln using Visual Studio.
- If prompted to upgrade, select "No upgrade".
- If desired, add static shellcode for calc/msgbox using the steps in the Shellcode section of this file.
- Compile by clicking the menu Build -> Batch Build. Click Select All. Click Build.
Usage
Use vulcan_x32.exe to inject into 32 bit processes and vulcan_x64.exe to inject into 64 bit processes.
Always use a new process for injection, otherwise the process may become unstable and crash. If you need to kill all instances of a process by name, use the following:
taskkill /F /IM <processname.exe> /T
Each technique includes an example of basic usage:
Usage: vulcan.exe -m <method> -i <input> [<process name for injection> || <full path of process to hollow>]
Method:
100 DLL injection via CreateRemoteThread() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 100 -i dllmain_64.dll notepad.exe
200 DLL injection via NtCreateThreadEx() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 200 -i dllmain_64.dll notepad.exe
300 DLL injection via QueueUserAPC() (aka APC Injection) - vulcan_x64.exe -m 300 -i dllmain_64.dll notepad.exe
400 DLL injection via SetWindowsHookEx() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 400 -i dllpoc_64.dll notepad.exe
500 DLL injection via RtlCreateUserThread() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 500 -i dllmain_64.dll notepad.exe
600 DLL injection via Code Cave SetThreadContext() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 600 -i dllmain_64.dll notepad.exe
700 Reflective DLL injection RWX - vulcan_x64.exe -m 700 -i rdll_64.dll notepad.exe
701 Shellcode Reflective DLL injection - vulcan_x64.exe -m 701 -i srdi_dllmain_x64.dll
800 Shellcode injection via CreateRemoteThread() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 800 -i 2 notepad.exe
1000 Shellcode injection via QueueUserAPC() (aka APC Injection) - vulcan_x64.exe -m 1000 -i 2 notepad.exe
1200 Shellcode injection via RtlCreateUserThread() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 1200 -i 2 notepad.exe
1500 Shellcode injection via EarlyBird - vulcan_x64.exe -m 1500 -i 2 notepad.exe
1600 PE Process Hollowing via NtUnmapViewOfSection() - vulcan_x64.exe -m 1600 -i C:\windows\system32\calc.exe C:\windows\system32\notepad.exe
2000 DotNET CLR Injection - vulcan_x64.exe -m 2000 -i "hello from c++" notepad.exe
Input Options:
File (dll or b64-shellcode) - dll and shellcode injection
1 - calc x86 - shellcode injection
2 - calc x64 - shellcode injection
3 - msgbox x86 - shellcode injection
4 - msgbox x64 - shellcode injection
C:\\Path\\process.exe - process hollowing
String - dotnet CLR injection
Shellcode
main.cpp includes sample shellcode for spawning calc and msgbox (x64 and x86). These can be replaced using the process below.
calc:
msfvenom -p windows/exec cmd=calc.exe -a x86 --platform windows > calc_x86.bin
msfvenom -p windows/x64/exec cmd=calc.exe -a x64 --platform windows > calc_x64.bin
msgbox:
msfvenom -p windows/messagebox text="hello world" -a x86 --platform windows > msgbox_x86.bin
msfvenom -p windows/x64/messagebox text="hello world" -a x64 --platform windows > msgbox_x64.bin
calc (exitfunc=thread):
msfvenom -p windows/exec cmd=calc.exe exitfunc=thread -a x86 --platform windows > calc_thread_x86.bin
msfvenom -p windows/x64/exec cmd=calc.exe exitfunc=thread -a x64 --platform windows > calc_thread_x64.bin
msgbox (exitfunc=thread):
msfvenom -p windows/messagebox text="hello world" exitfunc=thread -a x86 --platform windows > msgbox_thread_x86.bin
msfvenom -p windows/x64/messagebox text="hello world" exitfunc=thread -a x64 --platform windows > msgbox_thread_x64.bin
Base64 encoded shellcode:
cat sc.bin |base64 -w 0 > b64_sc.bin