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75da9dfe4d0ef6db1d68533ef66a70d4c26230fc82e50e6428f4931800f7b3b2 0xca5ade19a931 medium This sample is a second stage payload shellcode extracted from a loader. The goal is to understand its API hashing algorithm and to decrypt the third-stage payload. In addition tampering with security products as evasion techniques can be identified. How is the third-stage payload executed? 1 1 27 Sep 2026
5bed39728e404838ecd679df65048abcb443f8c7a9484702a2ded60104b8c4a9 humpty_tony medium This post’s goal is to teach someone how to take a “real-world” supply-chain DLL dropper/loader and turn it into a set of actionable reversing primitives: - Reconstruct the full execution chain from NPM install hook → rundll32 execution of a shipped DLL export → staged loader → staged stealer, and understand where “initial access” ends and “payload logic” begins. - Deobfuscate a modern loader’s internals efficiently by focusing on the repeatable patterns that matter: - PEB-walking + import hashing - Encrypted static strings - Hook checks + indirect syscalls - Extract a protocol/crypto story from messy networking code, even if you don’t fully reverse the C2 1 0 04 Jan 2026