Fix Demon DLL #524
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Fix Demon DLL #524
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Overview
This PR fixes the Demon DLL crash caused by a null pointer dereference.
TLDR:
rundll32 demon.x64.dll,Startwill work again.Details
LdrModulePebis called inDllMainbeforeInstancehas been initialized.Havoc/payloads/Demon/src/main/MainDll.c
Line 47 in 69ce17c
LdrModulePebaccesses the uninitializedInstance, which is a null pointer derefernce at this point of execution, causing the process to crash.Havoc/payloads/Demon/src/core/Win32.c
Line 74 in 69ce17c
I’ve tested the x64 EXE, DLL, and SHC on Windows 11, with
WaitForSingleObjectEx,Foliage,EkkoandZileansleep obfuscation enabled and all binaries are operating well with this update.