This repository contains a simple example of an XOR-encoded payload execution in C. The code demonstrates how to decode an XOR-encoded payload and execute it in memory. This project showcases my understanding of low-level programming, memory management, and basic encryption techniques.

Project Files:

main.c: The main C file containing the XOR decoding and payload execution logic.

Features:

XOR decoding of an encoded payload. Memory allocation for the decoded payload. Execution of the decoded payload using a new thread.

How to Use

Prerequisites:

Basic understanding of C programming, Windows API, and memory management. A C compiler (e.g., GCC, Visual Studio).

Instructions:

Step 1: Replace /* Encoded payload here */ in encoded_payload with your actual encoded payload data.

Step 2: Save the code to a file named main.c.

Step 3: Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory containing main.c.

Step 4: Compile the code using a C compiler:

"gcc -o xor_payload main.c"

or if you are using Visual Studio, create a new project, add main.c to the project, and compile it.

Step 5: Run the compiled executable:

"./xor_payload"

Expected Outcome:

The program will decode the XOR-encoded payload and execute it in memory. Make sure to replace the placeholder encoded payload with a valid payload to see the execution. Additional Information Prerequisites: Basic understanding of C programming, Windows API, and memory management. How to Run: Compile the code using a C compiler (e.g., GCC or Visual Studio), and execute the resulting binary on a Windows machine.