Kernel Pack is an advanced rootkit (ring-0) post-exploitation tool for Penetration testing and Red Team exercises. The rootkit can be built and customized with an easy-to-use wizard.
A full license of Kernel Pack also includes access to monthly updates and technical support.
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C2 Kernel-Level Framework for redteam operations.
Bundle Kernel Pack with Exploit Pack Framework
Kernel Pack is a ring-0 Kernel exploitation tool for Red Teams and Penetration Testers. It allows you to configure, interact, set up and deploy your own rootkit. Get silent with kernel-level process hiding, disable event traces, bypass AMSI and Patchguard, escalate to PPL and conquer. To get to the real low-level, get Kernel Pack.
Interact with your Kernel rootkit (driver) using IOCTLs and get access to low-level functionalities such as process elevation, injection, hiding and protection, disable Antivirus and EDRs, get persistence, file protection, credentials dumping and more.
Get direct reverse shell communication from your rootkit at user level and with kernel-level access. Perform keylogging, capture screenshots, execute commands, and more, all while remaining hidden from the operating system, maintaining full control over your target.
Rootkit and kernel-level development has always been complex and challenging, but we changed that with Kernel Pack. We've made it easy for the end-user with a graphical interface and a simple, step-by-step wizard to customize and build their own rootkit.
Do you need help? Your license includes technical support and consultation during your next project. We are here to help you achieve results and improve your Red Teaming capabilities. Reach us by email, phone, chat or tickets.
"I can stay undetected while moving through targets. The kernel-level process hiding in Kernel Pack makes evasion effortless." Sander F. - Senior Red Team / Exploit writer
