• A binder is a program that merges two binaries together. It's a way to "infect" binaries, as one can hide a malicious executable inside a "legit" one (overly used in the wild, so this is educational purpose only. Obviously.)

• Can also be used as a way to keep a "foothold" on a system after a successfull hack

• This repository contains the actual code of the binder, but also a user-friendly wrapper around the binder, so one can binds two binaries without the previous required steps. Which were : Rename target binary to "target.txt" Rename payload binary to "payload.txt" Rename icon to "target_icon.ico" Compile binder.c Remove temp files

• A significative + side of using this wrapper : cross-compilation from a Linux system (ArchLinux)

###Important###

• The script bind.py was made with cross-compilation from Archlinux to Windows in mind. May need some minor tweaking for other systems (I am not sorry)

• mingw-w64-gcc (Archlinux)
• required includes to compile binder.c are in src/includes (you can trust theses headers, I am a nice guy, as well as the guys that made these headers available to me (probably) (Qt))

###Goals###

• Inconspicuous (complete clean up once the execution has completed)
• AV Evasion
• Easily configurable
• Clean code (remember, we are doing art)

• sudo pacman -S mingw-w64-gcc
• Download bind.py and src folder
• Positive thinking

• Code review
• Harsch critics (Ask yourself : what insults would Linus Torvalds yell to the guy who made this "utter crap" (me))