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LetMeowIn — A sophisticated, covert Windows-based credential dumper using C++ and MASM x64. | Kitploit
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LetMeowIn

A sophisticated, covert Windows-based credential dumper using C++ and MASM x64.

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LetMeowIn

A sophisticated, covert LSASS dumper using C++ and MASM x64.

As seen on Binary Defense and Cyber Security News

Disclaimer

Don't be evil with this. I created this tool to learn. I'm not responsible if the Feds knock on your door.


Historically was able to (and may presently still) bypass

  • Windows Defender
  • Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
  • CrowdStrike Falcon EDR (Falcon Complete + OverWatch)
  • Palo Alto Cortex xDR (When combined with strong initial access methods)

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Features

Avoids detection by using various means, such as:

  • Manually implementing NTAPI operations through indirect system calls
  • Disabling Breaking telemetry features (i.e ETW)
  • Polymorphism through compile-time hash generation
  • Obfuscating API function names and pointers
  • Duplicating existing LSASS handles instead of opening new ones
  • Creating offline copies of the LSASS process to perform memory dumps on
  • Corrupting the MDMP signature of dropped files
  • Probably other stuff I forgot to mention here

Negatives

  • Only works on x64 architecture
  • Relies on there being existing opened LSASS handles on target systems
  • Don't expect this to be undetectable forever 🙂
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