Closed JustGuardian closed 2 months ago
is it kind of obfuscated code?
@greenozon yeah it is, but I think that the main problem is that it prints like passelif etc with no indentation or anything else. btw I found a workaround to get the contents of that config.pyc file (I noticed that it was imported and a dict was extracted out of it so I did the same and it worked) so I dont need to decompile it anymore. I just wanted to give you guys a feedback.
Where did you get this code? My friend got hit with some spyware and, when decompiled, this is exactly what I got. Do you have any insight into this?
I got it from decompiling a stealer, but I figured it out, but I dont remeber how I did lol.
I did end up figuring this out. It's from a program called Empyrean which can be found here https://github.com/addi00000/empyrean/. It's obfuscated using this program https://github.com/0x3C50/pyobf2. I managed to get the information I needed by simply importing the already compiled configuration file and extracting the values from there. Unfortunately, pycdc was not really helpful there.
config.pyc.zip I tried to decompile a .pyc with python3.10 and I got this:
which has a very strange (and wrong) syntax. For example the
passelif
does not have the correct spaces and also thepasscontinue
. The strangest is thelambda .0: for i in .0:
. I dont know what is wrong, please someone help me figure it out.