go variant of shc
On a contract the client was using shc, which was fine, but annoying in many instances. After fixing a few bugs in (the usage) of it. I wanted to toy around with creating something a bit more managable and with a high level language. The dumping of shc "compiled" scripts was always relatively easy, same with this project, though I wanted to add in some obfuscation, randomness and anti-* features. Most of those exist in a private branch, but the general idea of this project is open sourced.
One of the requirements I had was allowing this to work on Android environments, for reasons not given. This turned out to be a bit of a research aspect as you can't often perform memio work as you would on normal linux systems.
Hopefully in the future I can open source the rest of this and also expand upon the Android findings.
Usage: go-shc SCRIPT
Options:
-arch arch
arch to compile the script to, defaults to arm64 (default "arm64")
-direct
directly pipe the script to an interpreter (no file used), defaults to false
-garble
use garble instead of go to build the file, defaults to false
-interpreter direct
if direct was used, attempt to use this specific interpreter, defaults to sh with no direct path (default "sh")
-os arch
arch to compile the script to, defaults to arm64 (default "android")
If you want to use garble then you would need to ensure it is installed on the host machine while compiling a script.
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