[DeVos]

nice share bro thanks

[Spankyham1232]

ohhhhh interesting

[CorpTax]

I want to see this just to see what the execution method of data stored in a image is exactly. Before I see it I'm guessing your using a loader to grab the data an setup memory?

Edit - This will not work at all the way it claims because image files are not executable you can't execute code by opening a image file like a .jpg.

Since this post doesn't specify exactly what software is being used to "bind" the files but for this to work you would need something like FakeImageExploiter that creates a file that looks like a image from a windows file manager but is actually just a standard exe file named "payload.jpg.exe" There is no way to execute code from a real image file (now you can hide code in a image but you would need another application that is executable to read that code hidden in the image,allocate memory space,and run it) This is a method that was used back in the 90's to trick static based AV's by creating executable files simply renamed to look like images this will not fool any AV made in the last 15 years.  Android also runs linux which can't run windows exe files so I'm not sure why this is labeled Android hacking.

So the whole idea is false using this method you are not hiding malware inside of a image. You are creating a new windows executable(.exe) that makes attempts to look like a image but is still just a .exe with .jpg in it's name and trying to hide it's true file extension just so anyone reading this understands exactly what is going on with this method.

[Enigma1]

ey yoooooo

Should have to send that image into a folder and folder should be zip just
follow the given steps.-

[ByteNinja998]

this shit for real?

[CodeX101]

Yes, it didn't work

[infodeager]

and how to make a backdore

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Should have to send that image into a folder and folder should be zip just
follow the given steps.-

android devices can easily detect metasploit payloads. so this won't work

[uncrown]

Thanks for the share

[Murzynmieta]

Should have to send that image into a folder and folder should be zip just
follow the given steps.-

Thanks for sharing this

[lithio]

I'd love to try this out!