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Shellter VI 6.9 -Released-

Howdy,

Finally, the new version of the free build of Shellter is now available to download. As always, don’t forget to read about the updates that were applied.

This release brings also some additional changes within various aspects of Shellter project.

First of all, you will have noticed by now that the logo looks different. Well, it was about time to ask someone to re-design it.

In addition, the logo inside the application has now a minimalistic look. I decided to remove that huge logo from Shellter itself as it didn’t fit really well with the console view.

So, here it is how it looks, and I hope you like it.

 
That being said, Shellter Pro will have its very own in-app logo which will respect that minimalistic look.

Furthermore, the application’s icon has also been updated to meet the new official logo, which is the one that you can see on top of the page.

Last but not least, final preparations for Shellter Pro are almost done and the pre-order period should start soon. As mentioned already, this will probably last for a couple weeks and during that time you will be able to get it with an extra discount over its, anyway, low price.

As I have always said, my intention and will were always to keep this tool free, the standard build remains as is, and in any case you will be able to get another build with extra features at a price that everybody can afford.

Stay tuned!
kyREcon

An important tip for Shellter usage

Hi all,

I have been watching this ‘bad habit’ that I am  going to discuss about, happening very often so it’s time to talk about it.

I have noticed that people tend to use Shellter with the same executables, even when this is not required as I explain later on.

Someone uploads a demo video infecting ‘putty.exe’,  then everyone uses that.
Next day someone uploads a video infecting the setup program of ‘Winrar’ and then everyone uses that.
It’s one thing using the same executables for creating videos for educational and demonstration purposes and another using those all the time on VirusTotal and other online multi-AV scanners.

I hate to ruin this for you, but by always using the same executables with Shellter,  AV vendors create better heuristics for those specific legitimate executables that you infect.

This is not really effective against Shellter itself but in some cases might fit the purpose, and make things worse for yourself when you really need to convince someone to execute a specific ‘legitimate’ application that you have infected.

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