Rust for Hackers – Project #13 Build a Custom Shellcode Encryption Tool! 🔥

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In this 13th episode of Rust for Hackers, we take a deep dive into shellcode encryption by building a custom XOR-based encryption tool in Rust! This technique helps in obfuscating payloads, making them harder to detect by security solutions.

🔹 What you'll learn in this video:
✅ What is XOR & how does it work? 🤔
✅ Understanding Shellcode – How it works & common use cases 💡
✅ Encrypting strings with a custom key using XOR 🔐
✅ Generating Shellcode using `msfvenom` (Linux/x64/shell/reverse_tcp payload) 🎯
✅ Parsing & converting shellcode from hex format to bytes 🔄
✅ Encrypting the shellcode & reformatting it back to `0x` format 🛠️
✅ Setting up Metasploit (`exploit/multi/handler`) to receive the shell connection ⚡
✅ Building a Rust-based shellcode runner that decrypts & executes the payload

📌 Demo Overview:
1️⃣ We generate shellcode in Rust format using `msfvenom`.
2️⃣ We encrypt it using XOR with a custom password.
3️⃣ We set up Metasploit as the listener.
4️⃣ We decrypt & execute the shellcode using a Rust shellcode runner.
5️⃣ We successfully establish a reverse shell to the Metasploit listener!

🔥 This is a must-watch for security researchers, ethical hackers, and Rust enthusiasts looking to dive into advanced offensive security techniques!

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