Bluffy: bypass Anti-Virus products by formatting shellcode into realistic looking data formats
Bluffy
Bluffy is a utility which was used in experiments to bypass Anti-Virus products (statically) by formatting shellcode into realistic-looking data formats.
So far, we implemented:
- UUID
- CLSID
- SVG
- CSS
- CSV
Using Bluffy
To build a payload, get your binary file. For this example, we used calc.bin, which just loads calc.exe as a proof of concept. As Bluffy only seeks to evade static analysis using steganography, by hiding the binary within an otherwise innocuous file, you will need to do further research to ensure that your payload also evades dynamic detection.
Run bluffy, choosing a mask of your choice and providing your .bin file:
python ./bluffy.py -b calc.bin -m css -x
Check your payload, then build it. To build your payload, copy the .h file bluffy creates, rename it css.c, run make to build it to an executable, then test using the included examples directory:
mv css.h examples/css/css.h
cd examples/css
make
This will use the included “main.c” to build a Windows executable. Test this to confirm. If you have also used calc.bin, you should be greeted by a new Calc window opening. If so, congratulations!
For more details on using Bluffy and a walkthrough of how it works and what the output looks like, check out our blog
Here is a full example:
Install
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