Inject-EXE

Overview

• The provided Python program, Inject-EXE.py, allows you to combine a malicious executable with a legitimate executable, producing a single output executable. This output executable will contain both the malicious and legitimate executables. This tool is designed to work on Windows systems and requires a Windows environment or Wine if you are using linux to build the executable.

Features

• Malicious EXE Embedded into Legit EXE: Combines a malicious executable with a legitimate executable, embedding the malicious content within the legitimate wrapper.
• Helps in Malware Development: Facilitates the creation of combined executables for testing and development purposes in a controlled environment.
• Bypass Antivirus Detection: Conceals the malicious executable within a legitimate one, potentially helping to evade basic antivirus detection mechanisms.
• Assists in Social Engineering: Creates a seemingly legitimate executable that can be used in social engineering attacks to trick users into executing malicious code.
• Executable Packaging: Packages both the malicious and legitimate executables into a single output executable.

How to Use

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/malwarekid/Inject-EXE.git && cd Inject-EXE

2. Run the Script:

   python3.exe Inject-EXE.py

python3.exe Inject-EXE.py

    ____        _           __        _______  __ ______
   /  _/___    (_)__  _____/ /_      / ____/ |/ // ____/
   / // __ \  / / _ \/ ___/ __/_____/ __/  |   // __/
 _/ // / / / / /  __/ /__/ /_/_____/ /___ /   |/ /___
/___/_/ /_/_/ /\___/\___/\__/     /_____//_/|_/_____/
         /___/
                                      By @malwarekid

Enter your malicious executable: payload.exe
Enter your legit executable: calc.exe
Inject-EXE generated and save as: calc-output.exe

3. Enter Input Parameters:

   • Malicious Executable: Enter the path to your malicious executable.
   • Legitimate Executable: Enter the path to your legitimate executable.

4. Output Executable: The combined output executable will be saved in the current directory with the name based on the legitimate executable's name appended with -output.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• PyInstaller

Installation

Ensure you have the required dependencies:

python3.exe -m pip install pyinstaller

Example

python3.exe Inject-EXE.py

When prompted, enter the paths to your malicious and legitimate executables:

Enter your malicious executable: path/to/malicious.exe
Enter your legit executable: path/to/legit.exe

The script will generate a combined executable in the current directory.

Contributors

• MalwareKid

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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Notes

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