sgn

Shikata ga nai encoder ported into Go with improvements for generating undetectable binary payloads.

Introduction

SGN: Shikata ga nai Encoder in Go

SGN is a polymorphic binary encoder designed for offensive security, allowing the generation of statically undetectable binary payloads. This project is a reimplementation of the original Shikata ga nai encoder in Go, featuring several enhancements:

Key Features:

Polymorphic Encoding: Uses an additive feedback loop to encode binary instructions, making detection difficult.
Improved Performance: Built with the Keystone assembler library, offering better encoding efficiency.
Customizable Options: Users can specify architecture, encoding iterations, and bad characters to avoid.
Docker Support: Easily deployable via Docker for streamlined usage.
Safe Register Option: Preserves register values to enhance compatibility.

Benefits:

Enhanced Security: Designed to create payloads that resemble random data, minimizing detection risks.
Community Engagement: Offers a donation challenge for anyone who can create a detection rule for its outputs.
Open Source: Available for developers to contribute and improve upon.