I've developed a new Red-Teaming tool called NoArgs. It dynamically hooks into Windows APIs to manipulate and hide process arguments.
By injecting it into a cmd process, it hides the arguments of every newly spawned processes at runtime, without leaving traces for logging applications that rely on information from the Process Environment Block (PEB).
Source and detailed info:
https://t.co/OH8cbJQi06
Option 1: Compile the dll and inject it to a live cmd instance, cmd has to be running prior to injecting .. (You can either create an injector to do this part or you can do it manually in ProcessHacker)
Option 2: Just download the exe that will launch cmd and inject NoArgs for you (ready-to-go) from here: https://t.co/fzdu8L5pu1
I've developed a new Red-Teaming tool called NoArgs. It dynamically hooks into Windows APIs to manipulate and hide process arguments.
By injecting it into a cmd process, it hides the arguments of every newly spawned processes at runtime, without leaving traces for logging applications that rely on information from the Process Environment Block (PEB).
Source and detailed info:
https://t.co/OH8cbJQi06