'go evil' is my biggest project at the time of writing this, it
is a bundle of malware-like software, that will be used by pentesters
to show how easy it is to "hack" insecure devices, and what you can do
with access to a device.
At the moment it is very early in
development, only having a working ransomware, but it will be updated
with more features and more functionality.
Currently I'm working
on its backend which will be complex having features like graphs of
"victims" the pentester infected, a builder, and more features on a
web panel.
Among the planned features are a stealer, a package
for persistence and startup / hidden startup, which are more difficult
to implement since this bundle is cross-platform between windows and
linux platforms, and maybe Android, but that will be hard to do and
will probably be done as the last feature.
At the moment of
writing this, the ransomware is FUD (fully undetected) by anti-malware
software, this probably won't be the case in the future when it will
get more popular. This project is at the moment on hold because of
other projects, uni and learning rust.
Android Sideloader was one of my biggest projects, it all started when
I got an Oculus Quest. The Oculus Quest is an Android based VR
headset, I wanted to make a platform similar to F-Droid, where any
person or company could make its/their own "config", and serve apps
and games for the headset.
It started as just a simple exe file developers could share along with
their app, but it got updated frequently, and every update added new
features, like self-updating, installing an app with one click,
downloading and installing games automatically, keeping track of the
versions, showing games thumbnails and more.
Since it was my first big project, it taught me a lot, but the code
was very messy, and very quickly it became very hard to work on. I
wanted to recode it from scratch, and make it cross-platform since I
switched to Linux, but didn't have the time because of school, the
national exam, and after that, Uni.
Working with everyone at the EduBiz organisation was very fun, we helped each other grow and change into better people, all while helping others. I also helped edit a bunch of videos for EduTV and D.I.A., together with ADLO, APPE and RoMarketing
Jun 2019 - Jul 2019 | Internship Accesa.eu
Even though the internship at Accesa only lasted 2 weeks, it was a
great experience where I learnt a lot about the general IT working
environment. We were taught basic RPA, the scrum methodology and we
did a bit of coding practice in C# and JavaScript.
We met a lot of awesome and kind people, which didn't hesitate to
answer our questions.