🌸 Interactive shellcoding environment to easily craft shellcodes

📡🐧 Linux kernel syscall implementation tracker

ShellWasp is a tool to help build shellcode that utilizes Windows syscalls, while overcoming the portability problem associated with Windows syscalls. ShellWasp is built for 32-bit, WoW64. ShellWasp 2.0 includes novel ways to invoke the syscall in WoW64.

A library for ptrace-based tracing of Python programs

Windows API (WinAPI) functions and system calls with categories in JSON format, including arguments (SAL notation) and more.

This tool gives you the Linux system call number (32bit and 64bit x86) for a system call name (e.g., read, write, ...).

This script will pull and analyze syscalls in given application(s) allowing for easier security research purposes

Trace the activities of an external application

Linux syscall implementations, calling conventions, and shellcode examples

A fileless reverse shell and C2 framework leveraging direct syscalls, proxy tunneling, and ChaCha20 encryption for AV evasion.

A lightweight Python package for parsing syscalls from ntdll.dll

yet another python module around ptrace()

List of openbsd syscall with arg

Phoenix-Evasion-Research Framework is an advanced educational platform designed for cybersecurity researchers, red teams, and defensive security professionals. This framework demonstrates modern evasion techniques to help security practitioners understand, analyze, and improve defensive capabilities

IntentGuard is an online security system that detects behavioral intent drift in Linux processes using syscall sequences, graph representations, and self-supervised learning, enabling detection of stealthy and zero-day attacks without signatures.

Sistemas Operacionais (3º Ano) - closed

A CLI tool to inspect Linux system calls and generate assembly syscall stubs for x86 and x86_64 architectures.