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7136 :: Article on writing hacking tools in Nim

• snej (orginal) [2020-11-21T19:17:09+01:00] view original

  Implant Roulette Part 1: Nimplant describes how to write hacking/malware tools like shellcode in Nim.

  Throughout this series, I will be exploring different languages and seeing what they bring to the table for implant & offensive tool development. The first language that will be examined is Nim.

  I guess it’s good to see Nim getting more visibility, even if the subject matter here makes me uncomfortable...

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• Yardanico (orginal) [2020-11-21T19:19:43+01:00] view original

  Heh, didn't expect to see nim-strenc and nuglifier packages being mentioned :)

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• slonik_az (orginal) [2020-11-21T20:14:57+01:00] view original

  You know they say -- there is no such a thing as bad publicity :-)

  I remember there was a big discussion of a kind on Lua users mailing list when it was revealed that stuxnet virus had Lua VM embeded.

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• Niminem (orginal) [2020-11-21T22:25:53+01:00] view original

  hahaha Nice, just when I got finished watching Mr. Robot too

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• KarenButler (orginal) [2021-09-20T15:47:23+02:00] view original

  I wanted to know more information about hackers, so I read online this information about a hackers list. The hacker's list services are for people who want to keep their hacking activities private but still want a way to get around the restrictions placed on other lists, such as realists created by government agencies or media conglomerates. Anyone can create a list, and only select people can see it. Lists are an excellent way to communicate with hackers in real-time and get the word out about things that matter to you.

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