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# Malware Development

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Welcome to my Malware Development repository! Here, I share Malware Proof of Concepts (PoC). I’m @_m00ndie, a malware developer, reverse engineer and pentester, grinding to master the art of Malware Development and share knowledge with Blue and Red Teams. This repo documents my PoCs, from ransomware like NomNom to x86 assembly projects, built to explore malware techniques and defensive countermeasures. Whether you’re crafting payloads or hunting threats, dive in for insights and code—let’s level up together! 🦠

**⚠️ Disclaimer**: This repo is for educational purposes only. All PoCs are developed in controlled environments (e.g., Win10/Kali VMs). Do not use for malicious purposes. Respect laws and ethics.

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## Purpose

This repo serves two goals:

1. **Red Team**: Develop and document malware PoCs (e.g., NomNom ransomware, x86 shellcode) to understand offensive techniques, enhancing my malware development and pentesting skills.

2. **Blue Team**: Share knowledge with defenders to improve detection, analysis, and mitigation (e.g., reversing NomNom.exe, spotting x86 string ops).

By open-sourcing my work, I aim to spark collaboration and learning across the infosec community. Got tips or detections? Hit me up on X (@_m00ndie) or open an issue!

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## Contents

- **NomNom Ransomware**: A C++20 ransomware PoC using Havoc C2, AES-256 (`cryptopp`), and `curl` for command-and-control. Targets Win10, with 32-bit builds for WOW64 (Win7-11 compatibility).
- **x86 Assembly Projects**: Low-level PoCs to level up malware dev, starting with a 32-bit `strlen()` implementation. More shellcode (e.g., `MessageBoxA`, XOR encoder) coming soon.
- **Future Work**: x64 ASM, C++ reversing (NomNom.exe), and OSED-inspired exploits (stack overflows, ROP).

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