Choose the tier option that is right for you:
Full license: Kernel Pack is a multifunctional rootkit with an advanced C2 (command & control) that helps you configure, interact, set up and deploy your own rootkits.
What's also included: A full license of Kernel Pack also includes access to monthly updates and technical support.
Delivery: Personal keys are delivered via email within 24 hours of purchase and linked to the email address used during the purchase.
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Refund Policy:
⦁ We do not issue refunds for our products once the order is confirmed and the product is digitally sent.
⦁ Please be aware that all issued licenses cannot be modified or sent to a different email address at any later stage.
⦁ We recommend contacting us for assistance if you experience any issues receiving or downloading our products.
Technical support for lifetime licenses is valid for a period of two years from the date of purchase. During this time frame, customers will receive assistance and guidance pertaining to the product's functionality, troubleshooting, and maintenance. After that period you can continue using the last version you received, as well as updates for this version. Optionally, not required, you can opt to extend your technical support and access to exploits from our lab.
€950
Updates + online training
+ technical support
€1800
Updates + online training
+ technical support
Kernel Pack is a multifunctional rootkit with an advanced C2 (command & control) that helps you configure, interact, set up and deploy your own rootkits during Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises. 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 incognito, get Kernel Pack.
"Penetration testing has a lot of repeating tasks, especially when doing similar assignments for clients. For this reason, tools like Exploit Pack help with automating repeating activities. This framework contains over 39.000 exploits, probably much more than one might ever need." - linuxsecurity.expert