NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) isn’t built into AutoIt by default.
This blog is about my attempts at turning this capability into something that could be useful during security assessments. This example was made even better after S3cur3Th1sSh1t’s awesome blog post about customizing it for use during an actual engagement.Īt some point during my exploration of AutoIt, I found out that it’s also possible to use AutoIt to host the CLR and execute. One of my favorite projects from byt3bl33d3r’s OffensiveNim repo is execute_assembly_bin.nim which makes it possible to host the CLR and reflectively execute. I have to admit that my intention when I started learning AutoIt was never to put together an OffensiveAutoIt repo. A couple that I know about are OffensiveCSharp, OffensiveDLR, OffensiveNim, OffensiveRust and OffensiveVBA. The security community has been gifted a number of fantastic Offensive projects over the past few years.
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