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A script used to embed malware in the shortcut on your targets desktop
A script used to embed malware in the shortcut on your target's desktop.
## Description
This payload will run a powershell script in the background of any shortcut used on the targets desktop.
This payload will run a PowerShell script in the background of any shortcut used on the targets desktop.
This is done by taking advantage of the `Target` field where powershell commands can be stored or run.
This is done by taking advantage of the `Target` field where PowerShell commands can be stored or run.
This field can store a max of 259 VISIBLE characters in that bar however after some testing I found you can store 924 characters int the `$code` variable and it will still run.
So if your command exceeds that consider using an IWR function to download and execute a longer script.
So if your command exceeds that, consider using an IWR function to download and execute a longer script.
I have an Invoke WebRequest tutorial for that [HERE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPkBzyEnr-w&list=PL3NRVyAumvmppdfMFMUzMug9Cn_MtF6ub&index=13)
<img src="https://github.com/I-Am-Jakoby/hak5-submissions/raw/main/Assets/Shortcut-Jacker/properties.jpg" width="300">
Inside the .ps1 file you will find a line at the beginning with a ```$code``` variable. This is where the powershell code you want executed is stored.
Inside the .ps1 file you will find a line at the beginning with a ```$code``` variable. This is where the PowerShell code you want executed is stored.
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## Getting Started
Once the script is executed all of the shortcuts on your target's desktop will be infected with the powershell code you have stored in the `$code` variable in the .ps1 file
Once the script is executed, all of the shortcuts on your target's desktop will be infected with the PowerShell code you have stored in the `$code` variable in the .ps1 file
### Dependencies