Simple Python Shellcode Loader Windows Defender Bypass (Meterpreter Reverse Shell)

Publié le: 01 septembre 2025
sur la chaîne: Red Civet Cyber Security

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This video shows how you can bypass the latest Windows Defender running on a fully updated Windows 11 machine, successfully executing and establishing a fully functional Meterpreter reverse shell.

This video walks through an article in which it was possible to bypass Windows Defender by utilising Python to load a shellcode and subsequently, execute it with Python ctypes library. The video further improvised the proof of concept provided in the article, loading the shellcode generated by msfvenom remotely via HTTP instead of having the bytes hardcoded in the script.

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