Update unicorn.py: Remove runtime error from obfuscation #178
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Currently, the attempt to replace the
wwww
variable in the following line results in a runtime error from the PowerShell command (though it does still run the payload):Depending upon variable names, the error looks like the following as the first part of the output of the PowerShell command:
This makes sense, as
$wwww
at that point is a type, not a string, so it doesn't have a.replace()
function.To fix this, I removed the above line entirely from the embedded
powershell_code
string, along with the,Win32
in the% (msv,kernel,kernel,[...]
end of the line.