First of all, I appreciate you that you put your time and effort to bring this to us. The next thing is, where did you get all this knowledge? If you share its roots with us, it will help a lot in learning more about this stuff.
I never thought I would learn about process injection so easily, in my mind it was a monster too complicated for me, and you just made it easy. Thank you so much for your content and I hope you do many many more of these! ❤
Rewrite it in Rust so you can litter the code with unsafe { ... }! It does feel like when you use the Windows API in Rust you're just writing C but with Rust's syntax.
@@Proferk you can rote memorise how to play a song on piano from a book or UA-cam video just like you can programming. Maybe you'd do it a lot slower, but when you're a new programmer, your code will be horribly inefficient too. Its understanding the concepts that's difficult, not the physical acts
Thank you so much for what you're doing. I think you strike the exact right balance between being hilarious, humble, informative and interactive. The content you make is simply the best. I hope that you will continue making this content for a long time!
@@Proferk in ethical hacking, you could write special malware and deploy it onto your client's network, demonstrating security issues/outdated software versions. It's more likely for your client to fix those issues that way, since you are showing them it's possible to exploit certain vulnerabilities in their network.
AN HOUR LONG VIDEO HOLY! amazing amazing job crow definitely need to buy another cupcake :> or maybe a cookie bcs they're nice too :3 thank you for making such quality content, you're my new fav youtuber
Crow, I know you must hear this all the time but: Your videos are amazing. You are funny and combine it with explaining things EXTREMELY well and easy to understand. Your edit is so perfect. A lot of programming "tutorials" or teachings just browse over stuff like we would take for granted, but you take time and explain it with easy language so people having difficulties learning can still follow along. As I learned to do dll injections when I used to create game hacks I feel how I took stuff for granted and had forgot about why we do certain stuff which would be very good knowledge to beginners wanting to learn. Sorry for the long comment (if you read it at all xD) but once again, Very big thank you for the videos, they are soo good and I hope they help you too as you said. Take care
aw man : ( thank you so so so much. seriously, comments like this are what make all of this all so worth it. The point behind my videos is to make them super in-depth about things, almost to the point of it being exhausting, just so we're all on the same page - always. I'm so glad you got something out of this video. thank you so much
At some point it's not about the info, it's about the way it's feed. Just wanna say thanks SO MUCH for the way you explain things, not only they're crystal clear but it's also fun to watch!
It’s not that I want to know how to make malware, I’ve just been going to school for data science and want to get into some other low level stuff. Your video was one of the few that goes in depth on stuff, format structure and pacing is all bang on. So thanks!
thank you! yeah, maldev deals with a lot of the super cool low-level stuff so it's always fun to talk about that : ), thank you so much for the comment!
I've recently been reading up about injecting DLLs as part of my internship at Microsoft, where a part of my work requires me to inject bunch of debugging based DLLs into humongous apps. I won't be able go more into detail than that without raising red flags. TLDR; Thank you for making it more intuitive to understand than any of the engineers on my have so far!
Got this one in recommendations, and honestly, I really enjoyed your style of explanation. Also it seems that messing around with logging stuff is pretty interesting, never thought about it btw For me, this video is a different look at winapi and msdn. Usually I just search for the documentation of function I need, and experimenting with values until I get something working. At the same time you carefully read description of every argument, trying to figure out what each individual one means. Well done!
thank you so much! i agree; actually, i used to be like that as well! I then started reading the documentation very deliberately and it actually made a lot of sense, and was really interesting for me as well - so I'm trying to share that experience with everyone : ) thank you so much for the kind comment, I appreciate it so much
Seriously, this video and the previous are so interesting, wonderfully presented and funny throughout. I’m sure you will be my main inspiration to get started in malware development, to aid my malware analysis selfstudy. Keep it up!
really good explanation, the way it is presented is entertaining, but still very informational and you can really learn a lot from this, and overall this series is really good! also thanks for helping me with the shellcode injection on the discord lol, good thing you included the architecture thing in the video to avoid a lot of headaches
"I'm just an average guy with internet connection" Being kind and teaching others is the greatest sign you're very knowledgeable in something! Just a note for what happened here: 1:02:00 CMD is a sh!t. When you select something on its window, it stops rendering new content. Make sure to clean every selection before anything else. You can clean up with right mouse, but it will also paste the clipboard content. Idk if ESC works. (or add a space)
thank you so much diego, that's so kind of you - I don't regard myself as being knowledgeable xD I consider myself to be quite stupid at most things actually (not a bad thing, just means I have a lot to learn, which I'm always excited about!), I sincerely appreciate those incredibly kind words - regardless
I dropped a comment but I don’t know if it went through anyways this is awesome and one of the best guides to c++ in general! Looking through the docs is key. Hope to see more 💯
Hello, man. IDK if you see it or!, but your videos is so cool. I appreciate it. Thanks a lot and hi from Russia. Love you and thanks, pls continue make it.
it's amazing what you do . i mean teach it in a way that it feels like it is piece of cake, if you know what i mean! i mean woooooow ! i've been struggling these concepts like for months but now everything suddenly feels natural. thnaks!
Another day another banger (Edit) From your first video I got absolutely impressed with your (nerdy) humor and he way you explain things. I decided to reach out to you and now look at me :) Im so glad being a member in this community. Your channel growth is huge and it will stay like that if you enforce "quality > quantity". Keep it going man 💯 (headmaster when)
Is there a more detailed explanation of the Kali part? I did get (with some research) the right Shellcode (I think xD) - but after that, I couldn't follow anymore. Anyways, great content :D
I just wonder if you were planning to maybe (at some point) create something about halos gate or reflective dll injection or maybe how to combine them?
Not him bur read security blogs, seek out malware and run it in a VM, learn some basic machine code and use Ghidra to pull apart new malware samples, use tools like kali that have built in exploit kits you can mess with, find vulnerability summaries, code your own functions that are vulnerable then try to exploit your own code, etc. You can't just learn things like this from one source.
thanks for commenting! i mainly just used google : ) I read various blog posts, constantly surrounded myself with many many smart people to whom i'd constantly be asking many many questions - and mainly just experimented a lot. (not saying I have it all figured out; that's not even close to being true - I started my maldev journey 3 months ago; I still have an asinine amount to learn)
@@lainwired3946 hi sorry, yeah, all of that is something I've done in order to learn, definitely! i'd say if you're starting out, be careful with running malware (even in a VM, some of them are quite complex and can actually escape VM instances X_X) before getting to grips with the fundamentals. Asides from that, spot on! : )
When i try to compile the program using g++, i get the following error: 'CreateRemoteThreadEx' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'CreateRemoteThread'? I tried to use 'CreateRemoteThread' function, but the thread is not created and no error is returned. How can i fix that ?
aw i'm so glad it gave off that vibe, yeah I'm trying to make the content as easy to digest as possible - especially with the low-level stuff :) thank you so much for the kind words
@@crr0ww yeah i guess casually diving into pointers and references yada yada would have absolutely killed the vibe but this is pretty approachable content man keep the series I'm excited for more
HELLO, EVERYONE :P THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR STICKING AROUND AND WATCHING THE VIDEO
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@@Celestenshi hi Elaine!
First of all, I appreciate you that you put your time and effort to bring this to us. The next thing is, where did you get all this knowledge? If you share its roots with us, it will help a lot in learning more about this stuff.
I could go pay lots and lots of money to learn this stuff and still wouldn't have it been explained that well. You have a talent for teaching.
*pays $2*
I never thought I would learn about process injection so easily, in my mind it was a monster too complicated for me, and you just made it easy.
Thank you so much for your content and I hope you do many many more of these! ❤
Imagine a "rewrite in rust, memory safety" comment on a malware dev video.
Rewrite it in Rust so you can litter the code with unsafe { ... }! It does feel like when you use the Windows API in Rust you're just writing C but with Rust's syntax.
@@2khz Really, not a great fit for the purpose.
I asked him to rewrites it in rust over a month ago. Thanks for the support.
I wrote an injector last night using Rust and it is literally just unsafe blocks & C-style typecasting everywhere
@@2khz Yeah. Just write it in C. Saves all the hassle. Rust's syntax is weird anyway.
Thanks! You are on a different level. You made complicated concepts easy to understand and fun at the same time.
oh my GOD thank you so much!! that's so freaking sweet of you : ( you didn't have to do that !!
@@Proferk please just stfu
@@Proferk you can rote memorise how to play a song on piano from a book or UA-cam video just like you can programming. Maybe you'd do it a lot slower, but when you're a new programmer, your code will be horribly inefficient too. Its understanding the concepts that's difficult, not the physical acts
Thank you so much for what you're doing. I think you strike the exact right balance between being hilarious, humble, informative and interactive. The content you make is simply the best. I hope that you will continue making this content for a long time!
malware is cool and all but youre an amazing presenter and you NEED to keep this up! love it!
thank you so much for the kind words, I appreciate it so much
@@Proferk Malware is bad and unethical if it's used in a bad and unethical way
@@Proferk in ethical hacking, you could write special malware and deploy it onto your client's network, demonstrating security issues/outdated software versions. It's more likely for your client to fix those issues that way, since you are showing them it's possible to exploit certain vulnerabilities in their network.
@@css2165 my wifes boyfriend sadly didnt see it that way 🙄
AN HOUR LONG VIDEO HOLY! amazing amazing job crow definitely need to buy another cupcake :> or maybe a cookie bcs they're nice too :3 thank you for making such quality content, you're my new fav youtuber
FIHAFIHIAIPHAFIHP THANK YOU SO MUCH WTFF you didn't have to elaine : (
@@crr0ww My man is too excited, like a femboy...
@@jwankrho so I guess you felt nothing when you got your first pay check
@@latituddev7884 my first paycheck went to my bills 🐻❄️
@@jwankrho what a shame, i got my first one at 16 so i was so exicted, but i think you get my point.
This is content is at the level of John Hammond, Hackersploit, LiveOverflow etc
Underrated
I'd say even better
U can literally see that these videos take lots of time, the animations are great and the stuff is soo good explained, thank u!
i appreciate that so much, thank you so much
i thought you were not gonna make these anymore thank you for these you really know how to make everything comprehensible
Crow, I know you must hear this all the time but: Your videos are amazing. You are funny and combine it with explaining things EXTREMELY well and easy to understand. Your edit is so perfect. A lot of programming "tutorials" or teachings just browse over stuff like we would take for granted, but you take time and explain it with easy language so people having difficulties learning can still follow along.
As I learned to do dll injections when I used to create game hacks I feel how I took stuff for granted and had forgot about why we do certain stuff which would be very good knowledge to beginners wanting to learn.
Sorry for the long comment (if you read it at all xD) but once again, Very big thank you for the videos, they are soo good and I hope they help you too as you said.
Take care
aw man : ( thank you so so so much. seriously, comments like this are what make all of this all so worth it. The point behind my videos is to make them super in-depth about things, almost to the point of it being exhausting, just so we're all on the same page - always. I'm so glad you got something out of this video. thank you so much
At some point it's not about the info, it's about the way it's feed. Just wanna say thanks SO MUCH for the way you explain things, not only they're crystal clear but it's also fun to watch!
almost dropped my phone on my face seeing the notification for this video
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I JUST yesterday thought about learning some more about making malware and watching a video of yours, so this was a perfect timing!
It’s not that I want to know how to make malware, I’ve just been going to school for data science and want to get into some other low level stuff. Your video was one of the few that goes in depth on stuff, format structure and pacing is all bang on. So thanks!
thank you! yeah, maldev deals with a lot of the super cool low-level stuff so it's always fun to talk about that : ), thank you so much for the comment!
You explain this stuff very well and your random humour keeps me interested for the entire hour. Keep it up looking forward to part three!
Firstly I thought you wouldn't make next video but now I'm surprised. Good job, keep going! Thanks for your content ❤
thank you so much! i appreciate that :D
i'm halfway trough the video and i have to say this is extremely impressive, cant wait for the next episode :D
aw thank you so much, it makes me so happy to hear that you've enjoyed it so far : )
@@crr0ww he must be a glowie trying to blend in
I was waiting for the next episode! Thanks, you can explain really well
thank you!! :) that's the goal
The way you are explaining goes straight to my brain in an understandable, funny and very pleasant way. Thank you for existing!
This content is peak, keep releasing this type of content!
thank you so much, i appreciate that
Cool stuff, keep it up!
omg thank you so much for this, haze!!! that's so incredibly generous of you
I've recently been reading up about injecting DLLs as part of my internship at Microsoft, where a part of my work requires me to inject bunch of debugging based DLLs into humongous apps. I won't be able go more into detail than that without raising red flags.
TLDR; Thank you for making it more intuitive to understand than any of the engineers on my have so far!
Can you hook injection? I want to find a customized thing that can hook injection, can you?
@@SydneyWheeler-bh9xy Look into detouring function signatures. Might be a good starting place. You can hook anything as long as you know what to hook.
The most anticipated sequel hahah, for real awesome work man, top educational videos
thank you so much! : )
Got this one in recommendations, and honestly, I really enjoyed your style of explanation. Also it seems that messing around with logging stuff is pretty interesting, never thought about it btw
For me, this video is a different look at winapi and msdn. Usually I just search for the documentation of function I need, and experimenting with values until I get something working. At the same time you carefully read description of every argument, trying to figure out what each individual one means. Well done!
thank you so much! i agree; actually, i used to be like that as well! I then started reading the documentation very deliberately and it actually made a lot of sense, and was really interesting for me as well - so I'm trying to share that experience with everyone : ) thank you so much for the kind comment, I appreciate it so much
@@crr0ww Brother, can you make an episode about making a Trojan for Android?
Phenomenal explanation! I love how thorough you are when discussing the details, I wish I had someone like you to learn from when I first started out.
good shit! been hype for this video since the first one!
No way, you really did second part at least of this playlist! Thank you!
This time your cat is safe... (waiting for the next part)
heheh thank you for sparing my cat >: ) (and thank you for the sweet comment
two hours ago i needed something to watch for the last two hours that was an hour long each ima hit the bell
I've been completely self taught for about 5 years now and I gotta say you have a way of explaining things that I have never seen before
Thanks
THANK YOU SO MUCH, RUBEN
Seriously, this video and the previous are so interesting, wonderfully presented and funny throughout. I’m sure you will be my main inspiration to get started in malware development, to aid my malware analysis selfstudy. Keep it up!
Again another banger please continue with that same energy ty :) !!
thank you so much, i really appreciate that :)
Dude I love these videos please keep uploading them.
really good explanation, the way it is presented is entertaining, but still very informational and you can really learn a lot from this, and overall this series is really good!
also thanks for helping me with the shellcode injection on the discord lol, good thing you included the architecture thing in the video to avoid a lot of headaches
"I'm just an average guy with internet connection"
Being kind and teaching others is the greatest sign you're very knowledgeable in something!
Just a note for what happened here: 1:02:00
CMD is a sh!t. When you select something on its window, it stops rendering new content. Make sure to clean every selection before anything else. You can clean up with right mouse, but it will also paste the clipboard content. Idk if ESC works. (or add a space)
thank you so much diego, that's so kind of you - I don't regard myself as being knowledgeable xD I consider myself to be quite stupid at most things actually (not a bad thing, just means I have a lot to learn, which I'm always excited about!), I sincerely appreciate those incredibly kind words - regardless
One of the few youtubers who got me to hit the bell icon too
i appreciate you, thank you so much
I dropped a comment but I don’t know if it went through anyways this is awesome and one of the best guides to c++ in general! Looking through the docs is key. Hope to see more 💯
This is so nicely broken down and explained, thanks! Also, you kinda sound like that youtuber Fe4rless, who did fortnite content a while back.
thank you so much
great job on the video, crow! loving the content!
thank you so much!! : ) i appreciate it so much
5 mins into the video. HOW AM I NOT ALREADY SUBSCRIBED?!
Hello, man. IDK if you see it or!, but your videos is so cool. I appreciate it. Thanks a lot and hi from Russia. Love you and thanks, pls continue make it.
aw man thank you so much, that's so sweet of you
quality of these videos are just 10/10, thankyou
How can you only have 44.500 subs? You should atleast have 100k for that content. Your videos are fun to watch and good to understand!
i wasn't even expecting to get 500 subs when I started this channel, I'm so grateful to everyone that's subscribed : (
@@crr0ww I subscribed because I have no choice, YT will bury this channel If I didn't.
babe wake up, crow uploaded episode 2
Was waiting for that video thanks!
You are great at presenting and teaching. This video is so good!
You're a great communicator and stay focused on the issue at hand very well without unnecessary side trails
excited to watch! keep it up :D
it's amazing what you do . i mean teach it in a way that it feels like it is piece of cake, if you know what i mean! i mean woooooow ! i've been struggling these concepts like for months but now everything suddenly feels natural. thnaks!
i love you, bringing all this content on an easy way to learn... really, thank you.
7:54 😂😂😂😂 you are cool bro … i will follow this video .. will see how fun it can get
I love your style! Please keep these coming.
Leeeeeeeeet's go i was losing hope, even watched again old videos.
This is super well done! It may be interesting to include toolhelp32snapshot stuff in the next vid for iterating thru processes to find the proc id.
7:52 : man... don't worry about that one commenter. You're funny asf, bro. Keep up the awesome work.
babe wake up new bird vid just dropped
There's no better defense than understanding the offense. And there's no worst defense than ignorance
I love u video style and how u explain things! Absolutely amazing, pls continue with ur work!
DAMN AN HOUR LONG VIDEO LET'S GOOOO!!!
>: ))))))
AN ENTIRE HOUR... marry me, plox?
BRO XOR WTFFF NOOO MAN THAT'S SO MUCH YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO THIS 😭😭 THANK YOU SO MUCH , MANNNN
You back back ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
I've already downloaded 😂😂😂
@@Proferk i said about the video 🤣
@@Proferk oh hell 🤣 i didn't notice
you are not average!!, my mentor :)
Greetings Bro!!, thank you for you time, your videos are awesome
You are hilarious! I have no intention of doing anything you're discussing and yet I will watch the entire video.
Holy shit! It’s here finally
Behold, caw caw is alive !
And damn nerdy-motivated !
>: )
Finally...it's here...part 2❤
The bg music >>>>>>>>>
I read your blog on this topic probably like 6 times
What kind of visual theme is that? And what kind of font do you use? Btw really interesting video!
damnn 1hr of banger
this channel is goated tyvm🙏
no, you're goated (ilysm thank you
Blessed be
waiting for mores videos! awesome content!
I cant wait for another banger soon
Perfect timing.
Another fantastic video, keep it up the good work!
It’s awesome please continue this course regular update ❤
thank you : )
When crow uploads it's time for some serious nerd shit 🤓😎
Братан, хорош, давай, давай, вперёд! Контент в кайф, можно ещё? Вообще красавчик! Можно вот этого вот почаще?
Finally ,The next video
Another day another banger
(Edit) From your first video I got absolutely impressed with your (nerdy) humor and he way you explain things.
I decided to reach out to you and now look at me :) Im so glad being a member in this community.
Your channel growth is huge and it will stay like that if you enforce "quality > quantity".
Keep it going man 💯 (headmaster when)
ily man
yo i tried to add u on discord i think the server got deleted and ur the only person i remember lmao
you should show off manual map injection and the methods to bypass detections
smooth start !
What window manager/panel/theme are you using in your kali vm? Btw, loving your videos :D
Not sure why he didn't reply after hearting the comment, but he's probably using bspwm with polybar and the catppuccin color scheme or similar ones
oh crap, sorry about that, i meant to reply, I'm using bspwm with a custom polybar config : ) cattpuccin colour theme as well
Oh okay, no problem ahah, thankss
Is there a more detailed explanation of the Kali part? I did get (with some research) the right Shellcode (I think xD) - but after that, I couldn't follow anymore.
Anyways, great content :D
Finally
I just wonder if you were planning to maybe (at some point) create something about halos gate or reflective dll injection or maybe how to combine them?
yes! something like that is already planned for the future : )
excellent videos bro. subscribed :)
thank you so much! i appreciate you
Where did you learn all of this? Seeking information is a skill too so I would love to hear about that from you.
Not him bur read security blogs, seek out malware and run it in a VM, learn some basic machine code and use Ghidra to pull apart new malware samples, use tools like kali that have built in exploit kits you can mess with, find vulnerability summaries, code your own functions that are vulnerable then try to exploit your own code, etc. You can't just learn things like this from one source.
thanks for commenting! i mainly just used google : ) I read various blog posts, constantly surrounded myself with many many smart people to whom i'd constantly be asking many many questions - and mainly just experimented a lot. (not saying I have it all figured out; that's not even close to being true - I started my maldev journey 3 months ago; I still have an asinine amount to learn)
@@crr0ww did my reply above yours contain some of the avenues and sources you explored and used lol
@@lainwired3946 hi sorry, yeah, all of that is something I've done in order to learn, definitely! i'd say if you're starting out, be careful with running malware (even in a VM, some of them are quite complex and can actually escape VM instances X_X) before getting to grips with the fundamentals. Asides from that, spot on! : )
@@crr0ww cool, don't be sorry, I just wanted to give the other dude some more resources
When i try to compile the program using g++, i get the following error: 'CreateRemoteThreadEx' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'CreateRemoteThread'? I tried to use 'CreateRemoteThread' function, but the thread is not created and no error is returned. How can i fix that ?
same issue
Bruh I need your stuff, definitely subscribing
congrats on 50k!!
Great video, thanks! Can you publish a teaching about Ring0?
Another great video!!! Upload the next video soon pleeassee❤❤
thank you so much! :D
For more help read Windows internals ! (Amazing book )
And good luck 😂.🔥
Yep, here we go again!
Amazing content, it's like chilling with your discord buddy
aw i'm so glad it gave off that vibe, yeah I'm trying to make the content as easy to digest as possible - especially with the low-level stuff :) thank you so much for the kind words
@@crr0ww yeah i guess casually diving into pointers and references yada yada would have absolutely killed the vibe but this is pretty approachable content man keep the series I'm excited for more
@@wtfdoiputhere i appreciate it, man