Building Malware in Rust
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Zoom link (Password: 070390)
This talk covers building a simple toy implant in Rust. The goal of this implant is to allow an attacker to persist on a system post-exploitation and give them access needed to move laterally.
I’ll start out with a look at the design and architecture of sophisticated real world implant and cover some of the unique design and implementation concerns.
Next I’ll give a quick introduction to Rust. I’ll cover at a high level the features of the language and the ecosystem. Rust brings a lot to the table but also has plenty of downsides. I’ll try to be honest about where it shines and where it is weak.
Finally I’ll go through the actual implementation of my toy implant, how it works and the feature roadmap for the future.
Organizer North Dallas Developers Users Group
Organizer of Building Malware in Rust
The North Dallas .NET User Group is a non-profit association of people who are interested in the .NET platform from Microsoft. We gather at least once a month where we typically have a top notch speaker which may include world renown speakers, INETA speakers, or even local talent, of which there is an incredible amount. We have a chance to socialize over free food and drinks provided by our incredible sponsorship. We look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.
