Guide to Windows Codecaves
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Code caves are unused sections of a program's executable code that can be used to redirect program execution to another location. Code caves allow a program to be backdoored by inserting malicious code into the unused sections and using entry instructions like calls or jumps to redirect execution to the malicious code. The code can then return back to the original program location. Several sources are listed that provide information on using code caves to backdoor programs by inserting undetectable malicious payloads.
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Guide to Windows Codecaves
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- 2. Final Year Student Author Null Ahmedabad Volunteer Tweeter: @malav_vyas1 About
- 3. Code Cave A piece of Unused Section that have no instruction or data in it
- 4. A codecave can be defined as “a redirection of program execution to another location and then returning back to the area where program execution had previously left”
- 8. ● Entry Instructions ● Call ● JMP ● New Sections
- 13. Main Characters Anurag Shrivastava https://www.theanuragsrivasta va.in/2018/07/backdoring-pe- files-using-code-caves.html Capt. Meelo https://captmeelo.com/exploitd ev/osceprep/2018/07/16/back door101-part1.html Haider Mahmood https://haiderm.com/fully- undetectable-backdooring-pe- file/ Code Project https://www.codeproject.com/ Articles/20240/The-Beginners- Guide-to-Codecaves
- 14. Thank You!