Compiling Perl coded exploits
Active Perl
Features
Complete ActivePerl Package
* Perl
Binary of core Perl distribution
* Perl Package Manager
ActiveState's Perl extension installer and manager; allows for easy installation and management of modules and extensions
* Installers
A variety of installers are available for quick installation of ActivePerl:
o AIX: ActiveState installer packages
o HP-UX: ActiveState installer packages
o Linux: Redhat, Debian and ActiveState installer packages
o Mac OS X: Disk image containing the installer package
o Solaris: Sun and ActiveState installer packages
o Windows: Mcft Windows (MSI) and ActiveState installer packages
* Complete online documentation
Windows Version Extras
* Perl for ISAPI
IIS plug-in to enhance the speed of standard Perl
* PerlScript
ActiveX scripting engine, like JavaScript or VBScript with a Perl brain
* PerlEz
Embedded Perl
Code:
http://downloads.activestate.com/Act...x86-148120.msi
OR
visit
Code:
http://downloads.activestate.com/Act...l/Windows/5.8/
for previous versions..
****************** not reccomended ************************
Perl2Exe
Perl2Exe is a command line program for converting perl scripts to executable files.
This allows you to create stand alone programs in perl that do not require the perl interpreter. You can ship the executable files without having to ship your perl source code.
Perl2Exe can generate executables for Windows and Unix target hosts.
Perl2Exe can generate cross-platform code. For example you can generate code for Solaris from a Linux machine.
Perl2Exe also allows you to create no-console programs using Tk.
Download Perl2Exe for Win32 V8.60
Code:
http://www.indigostar.com/download/p2x-8.60-Win32.zip
(win 32)
Instruction Manual:
Code:
http://www.indigostar.com/pxman.htm
Compiling Perl coded exploits
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