Bug Bounty Program Certification 6.4: Create a Trojan and Infect Machines in Network

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create and transfer a Trojan using the Zorica 2 framework on a Kali Linux system to infect a Windows 10 machine. It covers downloading and setting up the framework, creating a multi-encode payload to bypass Windows Defender, and transferring the payload using a Python server. The video concludes with executing the payload on Windows 10 and establishing a meterpreter session, setting the stage for gathering user login credentials in the next tutorial.

What operating systems are used in the tutorial for creating and transferring Trojans?

• Kali Linux and Windows 10

• Ubuntu and Windows 7

• MacOS and Windows 8

• Fedora and Windows XP

What is the purpose of the Zorica 2 framework in the tutorial?

• To create a secure network

• To install antivirus software

• To update the operating system

• To generate fully undetectable payloads

What command is used to provide execution permission to the Zorica 2 script?

• chmod 644 Zorica2.sh

• chmod -r Zorica2.sh

• chmod 777 Zorica2.sh

• chmod +x Zorica2.sh

What does a multi-encoded payload do?

• It compresses the payload

• It duplicates the payload

• It encrypts the payload multiple times

• It deletes the payload

Which port number is used to transfer the payload using a Python server?

• 443

• 21

• 8080

• 8000

What is the purpose of the meterpreter session in the tutorial?

• To create a backup

• To install software

• To access the target system's command prompt

• To update the system

What is the significance of bypassing Windows Defender in the tutorial?

• To allow the payload to execute without being blocked

• To ensure the payload is detected

• To uninstall Windows Defender

• To update Windows Defender