Hello tijme!
I saw your talk about Dittobytes from OrangeCon on YouTube, it was interesting to say the least! As a newbie in the Red Teaming/malware development industry your talk motivated me to try and contribute to the dittobytes project, as some of the features are yet to be implemented and it seemed like a good project to get myself familiar with LLVM.
I created a fork of the original dittobytes, so that I could mess around with the project without as I was unsure about the contribution process. My fork can be found here: https://github.com/CaptainNox/dittobytes.
I went ahead, and implemented the x86_64 variants for mov, reg, reg. I hope it can be merged into the original project after the code review :). Feedback is ofcourse welcome, as this is my first time contributing to an open-source project.
Kind regards,
Nox
Hello tijme!
I saw your talk about Dittobytes from OrangeCon on YouTube, it was interesting to say the least! As a newbie in the Red Teaming/malware development industry your talk motivated me to try and contribute to the dittobytes project, as some of the features are yet to be implemented and it seemed like a good project to get myself familiar with LLVM.
I created a fork of the original dittobytes, so that I could mess around with the project without as I was unsure about the contribution process. My fork can be found here: https://github.com/CaptainNox/dittobytes.
I went ahead, and implemented the x86_64 variants for
mov, reg, reg. I hope it can be merged into the original project after the code review :). Feedback is ofcourse welcome, as this is my first time contributing to an open-source project.Kind regards,
Nox