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* updates to rco_utils to support api hashing * version bumps, feature adjustments * fix tcp cargo * make the functions public * hash params done * add antisand as an optional feature of tcp_reverse shell * fix links in comments * lots of cleanup on tcp_reverse_shell * clippy recommendation * fully de-stringed version is complete, but gotta figure out how i want to toggle them * all changes to support antisand and antistring complete! * antisand and antistring were incompatible because of imports; fixed that. also there is a new implementation of antisand with antistring applied * antistring support for process hollowing * antistring updates for process migration * lock updatrer * i think this covers the builds needed * new tool * readme updates * more readme updates * Update README.md * Update README.md * Update reverse shell badge data via Github Action * Update process migration badge data via Github Action * Update process hollowing badge data via Github Action * trying a new workflow trigger * undoing, didnt work the way i wanted it to Co-authored-by: kmanc <kmanc@users.noreply.github.com>
RCO: Hash Params
How it works
Hash params performs Rust's default hash algorithm (SipHash-1-3 at the time of this writing) on command line arguments and prints their output in hex. This should not be considered cryptographically secure, but works for obfuscating a value in a repeatable way.
Using it
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[Not shown in GIF] Compile the executable
For Linux
cargo build -p hash_params --releaseFor Windows
cargo build --target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu -p hash_params --release -
Run the executable with the desired hash targets