Amber is a proof of concept packer for stealthy payload deployment and anti-virus evasion purposes, it can pack regularly compiled PE files into reflective PE files that can be used as multi stage infection payloads. If you want to learn the packing methodology used inside the Amber check out below. For more detail about usage, installation and how to decrease detection rate check out WIKI.

Developed By Ege Balcı from INVICTUS/PRODAFT.

REFLECTIVE PE PACKING WITH AMBER

INSTALLATION

SUPPORTED PLATFORMS:

Operating system	Tested Version
Ubuntu	16.04\16.10\17.04\17.08
Kali linux	2018.1\2017.1
Manjaro	*
Arch Linux	*
Black Arch	*
Debian	9.2

BUILD

For compiling from source running the setup file will be enough.

    git clone https://github.com/egebalci/Amber.git
    cd Amber/setup/
    ./setup.sh

DOCKER

	docker pull egee/amber
	docker run -it egee/amber

USAGE

    USAGE: 
    amber [options] file.exe
    OPTIONS:
    -k, -keysize                Size of the encryption key in bytes (Max:255/Min:8)
    -r, -reflective             Generated a reflective payload
    -i, -iat                    Uses import address table entries instead of export address table
    -s, -scrape                 Scrape the PE header info (May break some files)
    -no-resource                Don't add any resource data
    -ignore-integrity           Ignore integrity check errors
    -v, -verbose                Verbose output mode
    -h, -H                      Show this massage
    EXAMPLE:
    (Default settings if no option parameter passed)
    amber -k 8 file.exe

On Docker
docker run -it -v /tmp/:/tmp/ amber /tmp/file.exe

EXAMPLE USAGE