bytecode77 / pe-union

Crypter, binder & downloader with native & .NET stub, evasive by design, user friendly UI
https://bytecode77.com/pe-union
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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support for x64 native stub #19

Open baiyies opened 2 years ago

baiyies commented 2 years ago

Hello sir, it's a really awesome tool. Could you please add x64 native stub, so that I can runpe my x64 pe file.

bytecode77 commented 2 years ago

A native x64 binary written in FASM64 is on the agenda. However, I will probably not get to implement it until end of 2022 (roughly).

Just letting you know I'm aware that this would make a really nice feature - but I need to find the time to implement it. I'm leaving the issue open, because it's a really useful feature suggestion.

In the meantime, the .NET stub does support x64 RunPE. If a .NET binary is useful to you, you can use the .NET stub.

timeyers commented 2 years ago

Hello sir, it's a really awesome tool. Could you please add x64 native stub, so that I can runpe my x64 pe file.

Have you been able to re-fud it? I am currently working on this project

bytecode77 commented 2 years ago

I'm actually not intending in keeping it FUD (See this article for a detailed description about the reasons). If you're working on this project, then the good news is that it's actually easy to modify and make it FUD, because the architecture is organized in such a way that it is easy to create a private version of this public stub.

If you have specific questions about implementation details that help you to create a FUD private stub, please create a new issue in this GitHub issues board. I'll be happy to help you in finding the right place to start if you want to work and modify this project.

varysuzuki commented 1 year ago

A native x64 binary written in FASM64 is on the agenda. However, I will probably not get to implement it until end of 2022 (roughly).

Just letting you know I'm aware that this would make a really nice feature - but I need to find the time to implement it. I'm leaving the issue open, because it's a really useful feature suggestion.

In the meantime, the .NET stub does support x64 RunPE. If a .NET binary is useful to you, you can use the .NET stub.

it is the end of 2022 🤨