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SGN - Encoder Ported Into Go With Several Improvements #Capstone #Encoder #golang #Hexdump #Improvements #library

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SGN is a polymorphic binary encoder for offensive security purposes such as generating statically undetecable binary payloads. It uses a additive feedback loop to encode given binary instructions similar to LSFR. This project is the reimplementation of the original Shikata ga nai in golang with many improvements.

How? & Why? For offensive security community, the original…

        Morning of December 11, 2019. Wednesday.

        Dream #: 19,350-02. Reading time: 52 sec.

        Zsuzsanna's brother Simon is visiting us, but the location is an unfamiliar house. I am reading a letter from someone on a computer monitor, possibly from Zsuzsanna's brother Alex. It is a hex dump display, with the regular text on the left in a narrow column and the hexadecimal values on the right (which is the opposite of how it would really appear). I am unsure why he sent it in this format. I do not see the point in having the hex dump, as it seems extraneous, as the letter would be easier to read in text only. I talk to Simon about how unusual it is, but he does not agree.

        Later, I am in the kitchen, and Simon seems puzzled and concerned about three empty plastic bottles on the kitchen table. Before my dream ends, I accept that there must have been a reason for the letter to be in the odd format, but there is no recall of content other than generic comments about his life.